Results 1-12 of 12 for climate change speaker:Anne Snelgrove

Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Climate Change (10 Jul 2008) has video

Anne Snelgrove: What recent representations he has received about the effect on the economy of climate change.

Public Bill Committee: Climate Change Bill [Lords]: Clause 2 (24 Jun 2008)

Anne Snelgrove: ...cent. rather than 60 per cent. The right hon. Gentleman has mentioned the Ipsos MORI poll in The Observer at the weekend, which apparently showed that a large number of people are sceptical about climate change. I have looked up the results of the poll, which asked people to agree or disagree with the statement that many scientific experts still question whether humans contribute to...

Orders of the Day: Climate Change Bill [Lords] (9 Jun 2008) has video

Anne Snelgrove: ...to my private Member's Bill, which has sadly fallen. I very much valued his advice, and I shall return to the matter later. The Stern review made it clear that both the causes and consequences of climate change are global, requiring collective, international political leadership. I am pleased that our Government are taking a global lead on climate change with this Bill, which will set...

Orders of the Day: Climate Change Bill [Lords] (9 Jun 2008) has video

Anne Snelgrove: ...Governments but how we get local people involved. I am not necessarily talking about those people who are approaching this subject zealously, but about those who are perhaps only dimly aware of climate change's effect on their lives. SCAN is one organisation working with local groups to ensure that everybody in Swindon understands climate change and why we all need to play a part in...

Orders of the Day: Climate Change Bill [Lords] (9 Jun 2008) has video

Anne Snelgrove: ...estate, they are aiming for the highest possible environmental standards. Without a commitment on the face of the Bill, Departments will continue not to pull their weight in the fight against climate change. Some 17 out of 21 Departments are not on track to meet their energy efficiency targets, and energy efficiency across the central Government estate has actually worsened by 3.3 per...

Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Climate Change (6 Mar 2008) has video

Anne Snelgrove: What recent discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the effects of climate change on the economy.

Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Climate Change (31 Jan 2008)

Anne Snelgrove: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what steps his Department is taking to ensure the UK is able to adapt to climate change.

Orders of the Day: Communities and Local Government/Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (20 Nov 2006)

Anne Snelgrove: ...are still, as the phrase goes, running on gas—even if we are introducing measures to cut gas consumption. I was delighted that the Queen's Speech referred to a local government Bill and a climate change Bill, which, along with all the other excellent measures, will help to continue the transformation of my constituents' lives. I was pleased to hear my hon. Friend the Member for...

Orders of the Day: Communities and Local Government/Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (20 Nov 2006)

Anne Snelgrove: Yes, I do, as Friends of the Earth forms part of the Swindon climate change network: it is already included in my umbrella. I was particularly pleased to hear the Secretary of State say that the local government Bill will give people more control over their own neighbourhoods. Measures such as antisocial behaviour orders have been introduced to help, but people still feel disempowered. I hope...

Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Climate Change (Taxation) (15 Jun 2006)

Anne Snelgrove: What recent assessment he has made of the effects of the climate change levy on carbon emissions.

Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Climate Change (Taxation) (15 Jun 2006)

Anne Snelgrove: This is an issue of great concern to growing numbers of my constituents, who are concerned that their children and grandchildren's futures will be marred by global warming. Given that the climate change levy package has reduced emissions of carbon by 16.5 million tonnes and is a vital part of meeting our Kyoto commitments, how does the UK's progress on meeting these commitments compare with...

Written Answers — Deputy Prime Minister: Climate Change (Developer Guidance) (2 Nov 2005)

Anne Snelgrove: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what guidance on climate change for developers have been issued by his Department.