Victoria Collins MP: Climate-Related Speeches In Parliament
Victoria Collins is the Liberal Democrat MP for Harpenden and Berkhamsted.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Victoria Collins could have voted.
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Victoria Collins's Speeches In Parliament Related to Climate
We've found 3 Parliamentary debates in which Victoria Collins has spoken about climate-related matters.
Here are the relevant sections of their speeches.
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29 Oct 2024: Great British Energy Bill
17:30
If we are to reach net zero, community energy is needed to fill a gap between individuals, businesses and councils. It was John who reminded me that if community energy is supported, there is a significant resource of people ready and waiting to put their voluntary efforts into getting schemes off the ground. By their very nature, they are embedded in their communities, and we must bring our communities with us if we are to make the change that is needed.
I welcome that the Government are taking renewable energy investment seriously and creating a mechanism for it. In common with many Liberal Democrat Members, I will focus on amendment 5, which would specifically require Great British Energy to support community energy projects as part of its strategic priorities.
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10 Oct 2024: Oral Answers to Questions
Local people in Harpenden and Berkhamsted are already blighted by noise from Luton airport, and are highly concerned about the proposed expansion to almost double passenger capacity. What assessment has the Minister made of the compatibility of the expansion with the views of the Government’s own advisers, the Climate Change Committee?
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22 Jul 2024: Economy, Welfare and Public Services
21:15
The same fate goes for the Grand Union canal, where people can jump out at Tring. Although they may not be able to see zebras or cassowaries in Tring Park any more, they can visit them in our natural history museum. People in our part of Hertfordshire are proud of their natural landscapes, and I join them in campaigning to protect our environment and tackle the climate crisis.
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