Anna Gelderd MP: Climate Timeline
Anna Gelderd is the Labour MP for South East Cornwall.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Anna Gelderd could have voted.
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- Did not vote: 0
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Anna Gelderd's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Anna Gelderd in the last 90 days
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22 Jan 2025: Tweet
RT @CommonsEAC: With climate change making flooding events more likely, is the Government’s current approach to flood resilience adequate?… [Source] -
12 Jan 2025: Tweet
When crisis strikes, women and girls are disproportionately affected. Their safety and empowerment, both at home and abroad, is crucial. Access to support and resources is vital, with climate change fuelling conflict and making more areas uninhabitable. https://x.com/annagelderd/status/1878426998227542054/video/1 [Source] -
10 Dec 2024: Tweet
In the recent fishing debate, I raised concerns from South East Cornwall's fishers about space, consultations & stock management. Balancing renewable energy with their needs & the marine environment means: ✅Clean energy ✅Jobs ✅Restored seas ✅Protected fishing grounds https://x.com/annagelderd/status/1866428986911256998/video/1 [Source] -
28 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech
This Labour Government are rightly committed to tackling climate change and biodiversity loss. Damaging practices have taken a significant toll on the marine environment, and urgent action is needed to secure the sustainability of our fishing industry and restore the health of the sea. Offshore wind is essential to achieving home-grown clean energy, but developments must be carefully sited to minimise disruption to ecosystems, sensitive habitats and our historic fishing grounds.
Full debate: Fishing Industry
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14 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech
In my previous work, I have seen some of the big problems we face at home and abroad: the trap of extreme poverty that is so difficult to escape, the threat of instability and conflict, and the challenges posed by climate change. I have also seen the resolve and determination of people to overcome those same challenges, and I have been struck by how the hardest of situations sometimes bring out the very best of us. That spirit can be found in organisations such as the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, which I was so proud to work for, or at local events such as Liskeard Unlocked, which celebrated the town’s shared values of freedom, safety and solidarity with its twinned Ukrainian town of Kopychyntsi.
Full debate: Lords Spiritual (Women) Act 2015 (Extension) Bill [Lords]