Llinos Medi MP: Climate Timeline
Llinos Medi is the Plaid Cymru MP for Ynys Mon.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Llinos Medi could have voted.
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Llinos Medi's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Llinos Medi in the last 90 days
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7 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
The Crown Estate owns 65% of Wales’s foreshore and riverbeds, and more than 50,000 acres of land. Recent rising demand for renewable energy projects has resulted in the value of the land sky-rocketing. In 2007, the asset value of the Crown Estate in Wales was £21.1 million, and in 2023 this reached £853 million. Correspondingly, profits generated from these assets have also increased. Net revenue profit across the Crown Estate rose from £345 million in 2020 to £1.1 billion in 2024. Profits generated from Wales’s natural resources are, however, not retained for the Welsh public purse; instead they leave Wales and are sent to the Treasury and the sovereign grant. In contrast, in Scotland the Crown Estate is devolved and profits from Scottish natural resources are transferred to the Scottish Government. In 2024 the sum was estimated to be a record £108.3 million. How can the Government justify Welsh profits being sent to the Treasury and the monarch when in Scotland they are held back and put back into the Scottish purse? The situation is worse than that, with Welsh councils having to pay lease fees simply to use the land which is owned by the Crown Estate. In 2023 the sum was nearly £300,000. With huge pressures on council budgets, how can that be justified?
Full debate: Crown Estate Bill [Lords]
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19 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
The port operator says that the earliest the port may open is 15 January. However, that is with weather permitting, and I fear that more cold and stormy weather at this time of year will push the date back. Once the port reopens, the damage done to the local economy will take time to heal. Decisive action by both the UK and Welsh Governments is needed to minimise the damage and the suffering that people will be feeling. As climate change fuels more violent storms, the Port of Holyhead will be vulnerable to closure again.
Full debate: Christmas Adjournment
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12 Dec 2024: Tweet
Holyhead is a strategically important port, not only for Wales but for the whole of the UK and Ireland. With extreme weather events becoming more frequent due to climate change, we must futureproof the port. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwypnlpz4d9o [Source] -
10 Dec 2024: Tweet
RT @Plaid_Cymru: “The increasing frequency of extreme weather events such as Storm Darragh due to climate change underscores the urgent nee… [Source] -
26 Nov 2024: Tweet
???? Waiting is not an option when dealing with a climate crisis. We need answers about the future of our nuclear energy… Now. Nid yw aros yn opsiwn wrth ddelio ag argyfwng hinsawdd. Mae angen atebion am ddyfodol ein hynni niwclear… Nawr. https://x.com/llinos_medi/status/1861436633674887454/video/1 [Source] -
19 Nov 2024: Tweet
RT @Plaid_Cymru: Plaid Cymru MPs met farmers from across Wales today. Their work is crucial for food security, combating climate change, a… [Source] -
27 Oct 2024: Tweet
???? Balancing food security with green energy is crucial. I wrote about the need to use good quality land for growing food while advancing renewable energy in ways that protect local farms and livelihoods. Read more here ???? https://parliamentnews.co.uk/balancing-food-security-and-green-energy-amid-the-climate-crisis/ [Source]