Here are the climate-related sections of speeches by MPs during the Commons debate Air Quality: Luton Road, Dunstable.
19:12 The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Trudy Harrison)
I would certainly agree with the local MP, who has served the area since 2001. He has seen this project through to fruition and absolutely understands the concerns—first, the promises made to his constituents, and now the concerns—about increased traffic and therefore increased emissions. While the Department for Transport does have a comprehensive plan to decarbonise the transport sector, including heavy goods vehicles, we are not there yet. As I have set out, air quality is a fundamental and vital part of our ability to survive and thrive, and it is critically impacting on the health of our nation.
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