Steff Aquarone MP: Climate Timeline
Steff Aquarone is the Liberal Democrat MP for North Norfolk.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Steff Aquarone could have voted.
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- Did not vote: 0
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Steff Aquarone's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Steff Aquarone in the last 90 days
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17 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
Anyone who wants to tackle climate change knows that it makes sense to put solar panels on the roofs of new builds. Anyone who wants to move into a house with low or no energy costs knows it, and anyone who is worried about excess solar farms being installed in our fields knows it, too.
Full debate: New Homes (Solar Generation) Bill
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07 Jan 2025: Tweet
The climate crisis is real. It impacts us in North Norfolk every day. From flooding & coastal erosion to food production, our way of life is reliant on finding solutions - fast! That's why I'm backing the @zerohour_uk campaign for a joined-up approach to the climate crisis. https://x.com/Steffanaquarone/status/1876603501540966486/photo/1 [Source] -
20 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech
Whenever we discuss damaging floods, which are becoming all the more regular, we must address the elephant in the room that is man-made climate change. It is no coincidence that we see more extreme weather events, storms and flooding when our climate is being so drastically damaged. If we do not deviate from the course of climate crisis, resilience measures will become obsolete as the emergency worsens. The current modelling on what we need to prevent and alleviate flooding looks backwards at data and trends from the past, but climate change is bringing extreme weather and flooding that we have never seen before. If we cannot handle what has gone before, we do not stand a chance of tackling what has yet to come. We have to incorporate the climate emergency into our thinking on this issue far more realistically.
Norfolk is proudly at the cutting edge of the green energy transformation that we need to fight climate change. We are proud to be playing our part in saving the planet, but if the homes of those working on these projects, and the businesses and suppliers for them, are flooding, and the infrastructure itself is at risk of flooding, we cannot help. We want to play our part and we need the support to do so.
Full debate: Flood Preparedness: Norfolk