Results 1-5 of 5 for climate change speaker:Robert Goodwill

Written Answers — Energy and Climate Change: Coal: Prices (23 Feb 2009)

Robert Goodwill: To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change what assessment he has made of the effects of increases in energy prices on levels of fuel poverty among pensioners who use coal as their main source of domestic heating.

Written Answers — Energy and Climate Change: Coal: Prices (4 Feb 2009)

Robert Goodwill: To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change what assessment has been made of the effect of rising energy prices on people who rely on coal as their main energy source.

Written Answers — Transport: Aviation: Exhaust Emissions (26 Mar 2008)

Robert Goodwill: ...methodology for assigning international aviation emissions to the national emission inventories the Government are advocating in the international negotiations for a post-2012 framework to tackle climate change.

Carbon Dioxide Reduction Target (12 Jun 2007)

Robert Goodwill: ...although he understands that global warming is happening and, linked to that, CO2 is rising in the atmosphere, we should do more to try to reduce the threat that rising sea levels and other associated climatic problems would have on our economy—for example, by not building on flood plains, by making sure that important strategic developments are not sited in areas that could be under...

Carbon Dioxide Reduction Target (12 Jun 2007)

Robert Goodwill: ...hon. Member for Morley and Rothwell on putting this subject on the agenda so that we can kick it around a little bit. I just hope that the Government will not find themselves kicked around when the Climate Change Bill is introduced. Many of us, not only people on the environmental side but lawyers, are seriously concerned about whether it will be made to work. Can the Government legislate...