Kirsteen Sullivan MP: Climate Timeline
Kirsteen Sullivan is the Labour MP for Bathgate and Linlithgow.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Kirsteen Sullivan could have voted.
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Kirsteen Sullivan's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Kirsteen Sullivan in the last 90 days
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04 Dec 2024: Tweet
RT @CommonsScotAffs: We've launched an inquiry to explore how GB Energy and the UK Government's net zero ambitions will impact Scotland. Fi… [Source] -
15 Oct 2024: Tweet
As a Labour & Co-operative MP, I was really proud to contribute to the Renewable Energy Projects: Community Benefits debate today to highlight: ????The need for energy system overhaul ????@UKLabour gov introducing GB Energy ????Community Ownership ????Empowering Local Communities https://x.com/kittysull1/status/1846242423007019419/video/1 [Source] -
8 Oct 2024: Parliamentary Speech
In recent months, we have heard from some Opposition Members that solar energy farms are a risk to our food security. I am very glad that we heard mention of the NFU president—whose ears must be burning today—because he called for balance when criticisms are made of where and when land is taken out of production. Perhaps the Conservatives could take note of that constructive approach. The farming community has shown great initiative and led on solar energy—something that Opposition Members have failed to recognise. NFU Scotland has struck a new deal with a major solar energy company, affirming that the land use required for new solar initiatives would have a marginal impact on farming. That deal involves farmers, who know the land best, in identifying sites for development and earnings from that partnership, and I believe that the House should welcome such commitment to net zero and to collaborative working. As a result of cutting energy costs and delivering more revenue directly to farmers, such working offers the opportunity for a positive future between the farming community and renewable energies.
For farmers it is not just about energy costs, but about market access and trade, as we have heard; and delivering for farmers does not just mean fixing the problems of previous botched trade deals. I welcome the Government’s quick action to ensure that our farmers get a fair deal, meaning lowered energy costs and increased renewable energy sources, and ensuring that households, including farmers, have the means and the ability to put food on the table.
Full debate: Farming and Food Security
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24 Sep 2024: Tweet
RT @VSGWL: ????✨ Spotlight on @WestLothianCAN WLCAN unites local groups to tackle climate change in West Lothian, promoting sustainable pract… [Source]