Bambos Charalambous MP: Climate Timeline
Bambos Charalambous is the Labour MP for Southgate and Wood Green.
We have identified 11 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2017 in which Bambos Charalambous could have voted.
Bambos Charalambous is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 10
- Against: 0
- Did not vote: 1
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Bambos Charalambous's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Bambos Charalambous in the last 90 days
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6 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech
I thank my hon. Friend for the work he has done in this incredibly important area over a long time. He talks about the impact of rising interest rates on low-income countries, to which could be added the impact of covid and dealing with climate change, and the private sector operators. Does he agree that when countries such as the UK choose to forgive sovereign debt, speculators and private sector operators should not profit from that but should follow this country’s lead?
Full debate: Low-income Countries: Debt Cancellation
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23 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
Crises such as conflicts, natural disasters and public health emergencies pose formidable barriers to education. In 2016, 75 million children did not have access to quality education due to forced displacement, humanitarian crises and climate change events. Nine years later, that figure has trebled to 224 million. Even children who do have access to school are not learning the basics, with over half those children—127 million—not meeting the minimum standards of literacy and numeracy.
The root cause of these crises, which disrupt education, needs to be tackled by the international community. UNICEF estimates that climate change alone disrupts the education of nearly 40 million children every year. In countries affected by emergencies, children lose access to safe drinking water, healthcare and food, alongside their education. Schools, which should be sanctuaries of learning, are often the targets of attacks. Between 2015 and 2019, attacks on education were reported in 93 countries. More recently, in Gaza ongoing conflicts have devastated educational infrastructure and left more than 1 million children in Gaza in dire need of educational support.
Full debate: International Day of Education