VoteClimate: MPs' Climate-Related Tweets - October 2022

MPs' Climate-Related Tweets - October 2022

We've identified 392 Twitter posts by MPs related to action on climate change during October 2022.

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  • 24 Oct 2022 Katie White MP (@KatieJWhite) @MalcolmMargolis In the leaders debates he talked about how they keep asking him what he’s doing about climate change and the environment, he said he cares about the climate and environment he’s leaving them [Source]
  • 24 Oct 2022 Paul Waugh MP (@paulwaugh) Sunak told the 1922 that there would be no election soon. Stressed he wanted "sustainable growth, and need for Net Zero agenda, as well as only delivering tax cuts when the economy/public finances allowed them. [Source]
  • 24 Oct 2022 Wera Hobhouse MP (@Wera_Hobhouse) Most worryingly, Mr Sunak does not understand the most pressing issue of our time, the Climate Emergency. Time and again, he has voted in Parliament against measures that would prevent this impending disaster. 2/3 [Source]
  • 24 Oct 2022 Paul Waugh MP (@paulwaugh) More than anything, one of the more significant if less noticed developments in the Tory leadership race was @RishiSunak's shift away from traditional Treasury scepticism about tackling climate change to embracing the economic necessity of tackling it. https://twitter.com/DrSimEvans/status/1584426406150225920 [Source]
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