Carla Lockhart MP: Climate Timeline
Carla Lockhart is the DUP MP for Upper Bann.
We have identified 10 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2019 in which Carla Lockhart could have voted.
Carla Lockhart is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 0
- Against: 4
- Did not vote: 6
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Carla Lockhart's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Carla Lockhart in the last 90 days
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4 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
Farmers are increasingly being forced to adopt measures under the guise of supporting environmental goals, but many of these come with significant concerns and costs. One topical example is Bovaer, an additive aimed at reducing methane emissions from livestock. It is promoted as a solution to agriculture’s environmental impact, but it has raised serious questions in the minds of consumers about the long-term effects on animal health and consumer safety. Consumers are understandably concerned about the food chain, and farmers are left shouldering the burden of implementing often costly solutions, with little clarity on their benefits or consequences.
Full debate: Future of Farming
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8 Oct 2024: Parliamentary Speech
We DUP Members take great pride in the fact that Northern Ireland sets a high bar for food quality, animal welfare and environmental standards. Our farms are committed to sustainable practices, ensuring that food is produced responsibly and with respect for our landscapes and ecosystems. Despite the efforts of those who unfairly criticise our farming community and treat them as scapegoats for climate change, our farmers should be seen as partners, not problems. They are already working with some of the most rigorous environmental regulations, and should be recognised for their role in meeting climate targets across the UK. Farmers are and always have been the best custodians of our land. They must be enshrined in UK policy, given a seat at the table in key discussions and supported financially, so that they can continue their vital work.
Full debate: Farming and Food Security