Infographics Malmö 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 1 AFFORDABLE

AND CLEAN ENERGY

ITRE 4

ENVI I 6 CLIMATE CHANGE CULT 8 AFET I 10

OCEANS ENVI II 12 AFET II 14

INTRODUCTION As part of our role as a Media Team we have a duty to work with the academics of the session and support them in a different light.

To us, infographics serve to show how a creative approach can be used in an academic environment. By presenting information in a new and visual way, they provide and alternative means of engaging with the committee topics for Malmรถ 2019.

This booklet that you are about to examine was made through the collabrative work of Chairs and Media Team Members, supervised by the Session President and then caredully edited by us, the editorial team.

Eike Plhak, Anniina Wilkman and Maxine Buchert

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ITRE

Clean Energy for All: Sweden is a European leader in renewable energy. With a 52.6% share of energy from

renewable sources in 2014, the country has already surpassed its own goal of supplying 50% of its energy from renewables by 2020. How can the EU ensure a secure and sustainable energy system across Member States whilst keeping in mind the EU 2030 energy targets?

INFOGRAPHIC BY: Ejra Mehić CHAIRPERSONS: Kanstantsin Novichuk & Michał Glinicki

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ENVI I

Towards a Low-Carbon Society: Taking into consideration the EU’s Roadmap for moving to a competitive

low-carbon economy in 2050, which further measures can the EU undertake in order to reach the ambitious target to reduce its CO2 emissions by 80% by 2050?

INFOGRAPHIC BY: Carla Garcia Medina CHAIRPERSONS: Anna Crisp & Joris Dietz

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CULT

The European Youth on Strike: With their future at

risk, millions of children and teenagers are on strike to call upon the politicians to take their future more serious, however, are still often regarded as insignificant. What should the EU do to ensure the future of its young?

INFOGRAPHIC BY: Andreas Jørgensen CHAIRPERSON: Elise Murphy

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AFET I

Not Another Hot Topic: In March 2019, one of the

biggest youth environmental protests took place in more than 100 countries. How can the EU further contribute to the international dialogue in order to prevent permanent consequences of climate change?

INFOGRAPHIC BY: Durrah Khayat CHAIRPERSON: Filippo Cretti

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ENVI II

Oceans of Plastic: With the increasing issue of plas-

tic waste around the world leading to the growth of microplastics in the oceans, how should the EU take responsibility for its waste and tackle the global growing problem of plastic waste?

INFOGRAPHIC BY: Joseph Novak CHAIRPERSONS: Hanna Habbosh & Lena Tschentscher

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AFET II

The Arctic in Crisis: With global warming uncovering

natural resources such as oil and gas in the Arctic Region, what position should the EU take in terms of a fair distribution of natural resources with the remaining global players in this region, considering the lack of stability of the Arctic ecosystem?

INFOGRAPHIC BY: Halla El-Jechy CHAIRPERSON: Riccardo Rastello

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