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Ellie Chowns's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Ellie Chowns in the last 90 days

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• 28 Jan 2025: Tweet

  In the Environmental Audit Committee, I questioned Energy Secretary Ed Miliband on aligning infrastructure decisions with climate targets. Visit my Instagram, Facebook, or Bluesky to see the full clip. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1884217361026126239/video/1 [Source]

• 24 Jan 2025: Tweet

  I spoke in Parliament today backing the Climate and Nature Bill. Sadly, after the Government pressured their MPs, the majority chose not to have a vote on the Bill, meaning it won’t become law. This delay is a serious setback in tackling the climate crisis. We need action now. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1882865955803717886/video/1 [Source]

• 23 Jan 2025: Tweet

  Flooding devastates communities like mine—and the system is failing people. In the Environmental Audit Committee, I asked how climate change, with its heavier and more frequent storms, is pushing the limits of our country’s flood resilience. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1882473372090589457/video/1 [Source]

• 22 Jan 2025: Tweet

  Today the Environmental Audit Committee will discuss the current Government's approaches to flood resilience, and what may be needed in the face of climate change. I've said it time and time again: urgent action on climate change and investment in climate adaptation is needed now https://twitter.com/CommonsEAC/status/1881627796838990196 [Source]

• 22 Jan 2025: Tweet

  I fully support the Climate and Nature Bill and will be voting to progress it this Friday. I've said it before and will keep saying it: we must take urgent action to address the climate emergency and protect our planet for future generations. https://twitter.com/zerohour_uk/status/1881657050134090201 [Source]

• 21 Jan 2025: Tweet

  RT @EllieChowns: We’ve waited far too long to act on the climate crisis. Renewables are the cheapest option, but decades of failed invest… [Source]

• 17 Jan 2025: Tweet

  RT @TheGreenParty: "It's really, really cheap." @EllieChowns makes the case for a faster transition to renewable energy to bring down peop… [Source]

• 16 Jan 2025: Tweet

  Great to meet with @floodmary yesterday to discuss flooding and resilience. North Herefordshire knows the devastating impacts of flooding all too well. It’s time to take climate change seriously and invest in adaptation. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1879861228744630394/photo/1 [Source]

• 16 Jan 2025: Tweet

  We’ve waited far too long to act on the climate crisis. Renewables are the cheapest option, but decades of failed investment in grid infrastructure and energy efficiency are holding us back. It’s time for bold policies to deliver the green economic transformation we need. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1879815985030660370/video/1 [Source]

• 09 Jan 2025: Tweet

  Earlier this week North Herefordshire was hit by flooding for the fourth month in a row. I have said it before and will keep saying it: we must take urgent action on the climate crisis and invest in adaptation before it’s too late. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1877385365234897354/video/1 [Source]

• 17 Dec 2024: Tweet

  There is so much important work to be done to tackle the housing and climate crises. Vocational education will be central to this. To create homes and an economy fit for the future, we'll need more investment and a greater focus on attracting young people into vital trades. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1868948886741827661/video/1 [Source]

• 10 Dec 2024: Tweet

  1st: Carbon Emissions from Buildings (Net Zero) Bill Buildings can produce a lot of carbon emissions - both in construction (what's called 'embodied carbon') and and over their lifetime ('operational carbon'). This bill would require new builds to meet net zero standards. 2/ [Source]

• 10 Dec 2024: Tweet

  Climate change is making extreme weather more frequent and more severe. But - as Emma Pinchbeck, CEO of the Climate Change Committee, says - the UK is not ready for its impacts. Government must make adaption a national priority. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1866495865990287441/video/1 [Source]

• 27 Nov 2024: Tweet

  We need to shift to zero emissions vehicles, and industry needs clarity, not uncertainty. Government has a big part to play in incentivising demand - starting by paving the way for universal charging infrastructure. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1861782599678464211/video/1 [Source]

• 21 Nov 2024: Tweet

  It’s vital that COP29 agrees an ambitious new global climate finance goal. The UK needs to pull out all the stops to ensure agreement is reached in Baku. And it’s crucial that the UK’s pledges be primarily in the form of grants. The clock is ticking. https://x.com/EllieChowns/status/1859654236843426283/video/1 [Source]

• 14 Nov 2024: Tweet

  Take a moment to think about this. 2.7C rise will have unthinkable impacts. We are like the proverbial frogs in the warming saucepan. How loud does the #climateemergency alarm need to ring before we all recognise the urgency of action? https://www.theguardian.com/environment/live/2024/nov/14/cop29-live-can-the-climate-summit-find-a-way-to-raise-1tn-a-year?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other [Source]

• 14 Nov 2024: Tweet

  Ongoing climate chaos in Spain must be call to action. Worldwide, people on frontline of emergency are being let down. We need leaders at #COP29 to deliver on keeping fossil fuels in ground, integrating climate in every policy decision & on climate justice https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/13/spain-flood-warnings-schools-closed-people-evacuated?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other [Source]