Terry Jermy MP: Climate-Related Speeches In Parliament
Terry Jermy is the Labour MP for South West Norfolk.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Terry Jermy could have voted.
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Terry Jermy's Speeches In Parliament Related to Climate
We've found 2 Parliamentary debates in which Terry Jermy has spoken about climate-related matters.
Here are the relevant sections of their speeches.
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4 Dec 2024: Biosecurity
09:55
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship today, Dame Siobhain. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for South Norfolk (Ben Goldsborough) for securing this timely debate. I commend him on the work that he has done since being elected to this House on key matters in this area. It is a timely debate for my constituency as there is a proposal for a mega-farm at Methwold in South West Norfolk. I and residents are concerned about a number of aspects, not least that intensive farming is contributing to biodiversity loss, as well to as climate change and air and water pollution. Very often such farming practices adversely affect people living nearby, especially because of the health hazard posed by ammonia pollution.
I am proud to say that the British Trust for Ornithology headquarters is located in Thetford in my South West Norfolk constituency, and its scientific research and dedication are more important than ever before given the biodiversity loss, climate crisis and biosecurity challenges that we face as a country. That research is critical for our understanding.
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20 Nov 2024: Flood Preparedness: Norfolk
16:58
I pay tribute to Welney Flood Watch in my constituency. The team play a vital role, helping residents to know whether the A1101, which is appropriately named the Welney Wash Road, is passable. I was delighted to meet one of the volunteers, Ken, yesterday in Parliament. Without that intervention, residents often get caught out by the changing and unpredictable water levels in that area. That is a fine example of community spirit, but we cannot leave it solely to volunteers to fix the cracks that are so evident in the system and that will become more common because of climate change.
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