UK PARLIAMENT CLIMATE EMERGENCY (EDM MOTION 2057)
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Veli Albert Kallio
Nov 3, 2009, 11:34:00 AM11/3/09
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That this House recognises that there is a climate emergency and that the catastrophic destabilisation of global climate represents the greatest threat that humanity faces; further recognises that the world is already above the safe level of atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration for a stable planet; further recognises the need to reduce this level to 350 particles per million or below; believes it is impossible to predict how close the world is to dangerous tipping points and that action to reduce emissions now is worth considerably more than doing the same later; further believes that immediate action is required to enact a program of emergency measures with substantial emissions reductions in the short term of the order of 10 per cent. by the end of 2010; further believes that the majority of money spent on reviving the economy should be on green measures and that at least two hours of prime time television per week should be used to explain the gravity of the crisis to the public; further believes that unabated coal and domestic flights should be phased out by the end of 2010, that a speed limit of 55 miles per hour should be introduced and investment made in energy efficiency and renewable energy, public transport and the retro-fitting of efficient insulation to existing housing stock technologies leading to the creation of a million green jobs by the end of 2010; and further believes that the introduction of such measures would send a positive signal to other countries leading up to the UN climate change summit in Copenhagen and beyond.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT:
Challen, Colin
Bottomley, Peter
Hepburn, Stephen
Austin, John
Pound, Stephen
Hoyle, Lindsay
Holmes, Paul
McDonnell, John
Clapham, Michael
Cryer, Ann
Drew, David
Gerrard, Neil
Hancock, Mike
Stunell, Andrew
Heath, David
Hopkins, Kelvin
Jones, Lynne
Meale, Alan
Morley, Elliot
Caton, Martin
Corbyn, Jeremy
Durkan, Mark
Simpson, Alan
Brooke, Annette
Hunter, Mark
Davies, Dai
Flynn, Paul
Cook, Frank
Gidley, Sandra
Williams, Betty
Williams, Mark
Etherington, Bill
Prosser, Gwyn
Mulholland, Greg
Laxton, Bob
Marshall-Andrews, Robert
Galloway, George
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Early Day Motion
EDM 2057
CLIMATE CHANGE (No. 2)
15.10.2009
Challen, Colin
That this House recognises that there is a climate emergency and that the catastrophic destabilisation of global climate represents the greatest threat that humanity faces; further recognises that the world is already above the safe level of atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration for a stable planet; further recognises the need to reduce this level to 350 particles per million or below; believes it is impossible to predict how close the world is to dangerous tipping points and that action to reduce emissions now is worth considerably more than doing the same later; further believes that immediate action is required to enact a program of emergency measures with substantial emissions reductions in the short term of the order of 10 per cent. by the end of 2010; further believes that the majority of money spent on reviving the economy should be on green measures and that at least two hours of prime time television per week should be used to explain the gravity of the crisis to the public; further believes that unabated coal and domestic flights should be phased out by the end of 2010, that a speed limit of 55 miles per hour should be introduced and investment made in energy efficiency and renewable energy, public transport and the retro-fitting of efficient insulation to existing housing stock technologies leading to the creation of a million green jobs by the end of 2010; and further believes that the introduction of such measures would send a positive signal to other countries leading up to the UN climate change summit in Copenhagen and beyond.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT:
Challen, Colin
Bottomley, Peter
Hepburn, Stephen
Austin, John
Pound, Stephen
Hoyle, Lindsay
Holmes, Paul
McDonnell, John
Clapham, Michael
Cryer, Ann
Drew, David
Gerrard, Neil
Hancock, Mike
Stunell, Andrew
Heath, David
Hopkins, Kelvin
Jones, Lynne
Meale, Alan
Morley, Elliot
Caton, Martin
Corbyn, Jeremy
Durkan, Mark
Simpson, Alan
Brooke, Annette
Hunter, Mark
Davies, Dai
Flynn, Paul
Cook, Frank
Gidley, Sandra
Williams, Betty
Williams, Mark
Etherington, Bill
Prosser, Gwyn
Mulholland, Greg
Laxton, Bob
Marshall-Andrews, Robert
Galloway, George
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Veli Albert Kallio
Nov 3, 2009, 11:35:29 AM11/3/09
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