Michael Shanks MP: Climate Timeline
Michael Shanks is the Labour MP for Rutherglen.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2023 in which Michael Shanks could have voted.
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- In favour of action on climate: 0
- Against: 0
- Did not vote: 0
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Michael Shanks's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Michael Shanks in the last 90 days
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10 Feb 2026: Tweet
RT @MayorOfWY: Exciting new partnership news???? Working with @GBEgovuk, we’ll continue to back renewable energy projects across West Yorkshi… [Source] -
27 Jan 2026: Tweet
New nuclear would ensure Scotland’s homegrown energy security in an uncertain world, decarbonise electricity and deliver thousands of good, skilled jobs across the country. The SNP say no to all of that. https://twitter.com/bbcscotlandnews/status/2016050311056503076 [Source] -
09 Jan 2026: Tweet
The public back action to tackle climate change - much more than we think. But a lot of misinformation and vested interests loudly shouts down the majority. But tackling climate change is also the economic opportunity of the century and how we maintain energy security. https://x.com/mgshanks/status/2009605375935627776/video/1 [Source] -
03 Jan 2026: Tweet
When it comes to talking shite I’ll trust the near-universal scientific consensus on the human-made climate crisis and the 80,000+ evidence based studies over random Twitter people any day of the week. https://twitter.com/trevnonumber/status/2007529969656934464 [Source] -
02 Jan 2026: Tweet
2025 was a record breaking year for cheaper wind and solar and 2026 will see even more of this. Our mission is clean power by 2030 - to maintain our energy security, bring down bills, create thousands of new jobs and tackle the climate crisis. https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/2007059913873207566 [Source] -
12 Dec 2025: Tweet
5⃣ Those who would leave the British public exposed are those who oppose the clean energy sprint, which is the only way to give us energy security, bring down bills, create jobs, and avoid the spiralling costs of the climate crisis. [Source] -
12 Dec 2025: Tweet
4⃣ The report is clear that clean energy means energy security. Fossil fuel shocks caused half of recessions since the 1970s. In 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, gas price spikes cost the UK an extra 1.8% GDP. In NESO's net zero pathway, a similar shock in 2050 would cost 0.3%. [Source] -
12 Dec 2025: Tweet
3⃣ When factoring in carbon costs, NESO finds that costs are £36bn cheaper annually if we hit our 2050 goals compared to a scenario where the UK slows its climate action. [Source] -
12 Dec 2025: Tweet
2⃣ The report doesn’t say that a net zero pathway is more expensive, it says when you account for carbon costs, “the holistic transition pathway is the cheapest from 2025 to 2050” with “enduring savings beyond 2050.” [Source] -
12 Dec 2025: Tweet
1⃣ The report doesn’t say that net zero will increase long term energy-related costs, it says it will significantly CUT them: “costs could drop from about 10% of GDP in 2025 to around 5-6% by 2050.” [Source]