Keir Starmer MP: Climate Timeline
Keir Starmer is the Labour MP for Holborn and St Pancras.
We have identified 19 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2015 in which Keir Starmer could have voted.
Keir Starmer is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 11
- Against: 0
- Did not vote: 8
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Keir Starmer's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Keir Starmer in the last 90 days
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13 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech
I also attended the COP summit. My focus, as ever, was on British energy security and the jobs of the future that should be on our shores—central issues of concern to people in this country. It is also Islamophobia Awareness Month, and I reaffirm our commitment to standing against discrimination and racism in all their forms.
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24 Oct 2024: Tweet
RT @AlboMP: Deepening our co-operation on economic growth, climate and security. ???????????????? Moving to renewable energy is an opportunity for ne… [Source] -
16 Oct 2024: Parliamentary Speech
The continued military activity in the strait is not conducive to peace and stability. Stability in the Taiwan strait is in all of our interests. On the wider point that he raises, we will co-operate where we can as permanent members of the UN Security Council on issues such as net zero and health and trade, compete where we have different interests, and challenge—the point he makes is absolutely right—where it is needed to protect national security, human rights and our values. We will put that challenge in.
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11 Sep 2024: Parliamentary Speech
We are absolutely committed to the transition to renewable energy, because it gives us energy dependence. It lowers bills and, of course, the next generation of jobs are tied up with it. We have to do it in a cost-effective way, but we will make those decisions in a cost-effective way.
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4 Sep 2024: Parliamentary Speech
We are committed to the necessary transition to renewable energy, which will lead to cheaper energy, energy independence and the jobs of the future. But let me be clear: oil and gas will play their part for many years to come, and that is why I have been clear about the support that we have for them. I am sure the hon. Member and others will want to celebrate the fact that, just this week, contracts for difference secured a record 131 new clean energy projects—enough to power 11 million homes—and they are the jobs of the future.
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