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Category Archives: Environment
A Sussex MP raised Climate Change and Biodiversity
Last Wednesday Sally-Ann Hart the Conservative MP for Hastings and Rye opened a debate in Westminster Hall. The title of the event was Climate Change and Biodiversity and sadly even though this was published in the previous week no other … Continue reading
A significant focus on Animal Welfare in Parliament
It is interesting to observe how some of our local MPs participate within Parliament from time to time. The Sussex MPs who are Ministers are involved in activities that are set out by the Government and that they organise for … Continue reading
Some events that focus on Clean Airs and Living Costs
It is encouraging when a local MP sets out a debate that has a significant impact on our communities and also across the whole of our Nation. There are several MPs that occasionally set out such activities and so it … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Environment, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, Wendy Chamberlain, Wera Hobhouse
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DfE will consult the public on Natural History education
Last Thursday there was a response to a written question that was sent to the Department for Education. The MP who asked the question was Caroline Lucas who is in the Green Party and is the MP for Brighton Pavilion … Continue reading
I have already expressed my disappointment (on COP15).
Said Therese Coffey last Thursday in a session of Topical Questions when she was responding to a question from Caroline Lucas, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion. The total question and the total answer is below and the text can … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Environment, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, COP15, Therese Coffey
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Prime Minister and DfE Ministers must respond urgently
Last week several elements emerged in our Nation that require the Government to deal with. Some of them were raised within Parliament and others were raised externally but they were all being focused to the Government and indeed to the … Continue reading
Many of us are focusing on safer, cleaner, greener and …
This week strongly indicates that some of our local and national agencies and representatives and the leaders of our World nations are trying to make communities safer, cleaner, greener and more sustainable. Recently many people and Parliamentary members called for … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Charities, Environment, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Ansell, Caroline Lucas, Evie Sier, Oliver Sterno, Rishi Sunak
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Today we can pray for a significant result from COP27
The COP27 event is beginning today and it will run until Friday 18th November. The information of the COP27 can be obtained from a number of locations which includes the United Nations website page which includes this image and the … Continue reading
Posted in Church Teaching, Environment, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged COP26, COP27, Ruth Valerio, United Nations
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The Critical national infrastructure and climate adaptation
It is always very helpful to get publications from our Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) and occasionally they pick up the details from the Government. At the end of last week they published this document written by Jack Loughran … Continue reading
Some of the significant issues last week in Parliament
It is very interesting to observe what takes place during the first few days of a new Prime Minister which has emerged more frequently in the last six years than before. I cannot recall much what happened when James Callaghan … Continue reading