Josh MacAlister MP: Climate Timeline
Josh MacAlister is the Labour MP for Whitehaven and Workington.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Josh MacAlister could have voted.
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Josh MacAlister's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Josh MacAlister in the last 90 days
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02 Dec 2024: Tweet
If the world had stuck with the pioneering growth of nuclear, global energy emissions would have been 6% lower, saving 2.1 Gt of CO2 That’s the same as taking 460m cars off the road for a year or removing the combined total emissions of Canada, South Korea, Australia and Mexico https://twitter.com/institutegc/status/1863527827938636074 [Source] -
19 Nov 2024: Tweet
This ???????? ???????????? agreement by @Ed_Miliband and team on Advanced Nuclear Reactors is a really welcome step. A solid foundation to build a comprehensive Civil Nuclear Agreement in the future to boost growth, lock in energy security and speed up the net zero transition. https://twitter.com/ed_miliband/status/1858515354051375266 [Source] -
29 Oct 2024: Tweet
RT @CommonsESNZ: The following MPs have been appointed to the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee and our business can now begin. Find… [Source] -
14 Oct 2024: Parliamentary Speech
From our dependence on fossil fuel towards the end of the 20th century, however, we know that that was not the case. It was the last Labour Government that reignited interest in new nuclear in 2005. The then Prime Minister, Sir Tony Blair, announced a review of the Government’s energy policy in order to reduce our reliance on foreign imports and tackle the threat of climate change. He recognised that we could not do that with renewables alone and he rightly and firmly put civil nuclear power back on the table.
West Cumbrians are ready to play our part in Britain’s new nuclear future. We are globally recognised in the nuclear sector as an area with a match-fit supply chain, decades of knowledge, and the experience needed to build complex nuclear technology. We have a strong skills base that wants to deliver the net zero infrastructure of the future, backed up by the excellent educational institutions needed. My hon. Friend the Minister and the Government have been handed a mess by their predecessors, which they are now being asked to fix at the eleventh hour. It is my hope that the new Government will support Cumbria in our ambitions, and remove the roadblocks that stand in our way.
Full debate: Nuclear Industry: Cumbria