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Pan-American Summit

Topics

Parasitic and Zoonotic Transmitted Diseases, Water Contamination and Pollution, and Natural Disaster Prevention and Rehabilitation

Pan-American Summit contains the nations of North, South, and Central America. Delegates represent these diverse nations in debate, with the goal of working together to make creative resolutions that will help solve regional issues. This committee is great if you are new to debate and want a smaller, tight-knit committee, or if you are interested in solving the issues of the Western Hemisphere.

Committee Type

Regional

Committee Size

Small

Topic Intros

Natural Disaster Prevention and Rehabilitation

Much of Pan-America is deeply affected by many natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, and wildfires. However, because of each country's geographical location, they are more susceptible to certain disasters.

Water Contamination and Pollution

In most Countries in Pan-America anywhere from 40-60% of freshwater supplies are polluted to the point where they are unusable for swimming, fishing, or drinking. While littering pieces of waste contribute to water pollution there are more detrimental factors.

Parasitic and Zoonotic Transmitted Diseases

Parasitic and Zoonotic diseases are any disease that spread between animals and people and have been around longer than human civilization. Many major diseases affecting billions across the globe, such as COVID-19, AIDS, and Rabies started from animals.

Committee Leadership

Demetri Passalaris

Montgomery

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