Esther McVey MP: Climate Timeline
Esther McVey is the Conservative MP for Tatton.
We have identified 22 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2010 in which Esther McVey could have voted.
Esther McVey is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 2
- Against: 18
- Did not vote: 2
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Esther McVey's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Esther McVey in the last 90 days
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25 Nov 2025: Tweet
Asking Ed Miliband What commitments were secured at COP30 from the countries responsible for the highest amounts of carbon emissions - China, America & India - to reduce their emissions, given their leaders Xi, Trump and Modi couldn’t be bothered to attend? Or did those countries fail to commit to reducing their carbon emissions and to phase out their use of fossil fuels allowing instead the Secretary of State to walk his ideological path of net zero which is destroying the UK’s industrial [Source] -
16 Nov 2025: Tweet
RT @JamesMelville: So many roads in Britain are flooding on a frequent basis. But before they blame it on cow farts causing climate change,… [Source] -
11 Nov 2025: Tweet
Starmer has just re-committed the UK to Carbon reduction targets that will further impoverish people in the UK. We’ve already lost our primary steel making capability. Scotland has lost its only oil refinery & we are now set to lose our chemical industry. What Net Zero really means is deindustrialisation & dependency on China.???? https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2132117/keir-starmer-make-you-poorer [Source] -
02 Oct 2025: Tweet
Mad Miliband’s ideological fanaticism for net zero at any cost means Britain’s electricity operators are forced to pay compensation when the turbines have to be switched off. Incredibly that means bill payers forked out a record £1bn this year to switch them off. No wonder energy bills are so high. Can’t we switch off Miliband instead & save ourselves some money? [Source]