Results 1-8 of 8 for climate change speaker:Katy Clark
- Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Clause 117 — Grounds for designation of MCZs (26 Oct 2009) has video
Katy Clark: ..., but the reality is that the world we live in and the marine environment are interlinked and interwoven. The consequences of the ecosystem deteriorating are significant for all of us. We debate climate change and other environmental issues regularly, but we often do not give marine life the attention that it deserves. Unless we ensure that we have a significant network of marine reserves,...
- Orders of the Day: Energy from Renewable Resources (3 Jun 2008) has video
Katy Clark: ...per cent. We are very low down the table. I believe that only Luxembourg with 0.9 per cent. and Malta, a small island without a history on renewables, came below the UK. We need to see significant changes in policy if we are to achieve the kind of development that we need. Like many hon. Members here tonight, I have a constituency interest, in that a range of planning applications is...
- Oral Answers to Questions — Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Post-Kyoto Agreement (1 May 2008) has video
Katy Clark: What progress has been made on a post-Kyoto climate change agreement since the Bali summit.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Topical Questions (6 Dec 2007) has video
Katy Clark: Will my right hon. Friend outline Britain's priorities in the climate change discussions in Bali and his hopes for the outcome of those discussions?
- Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Climate Change (19 Apr 2007)
Katy Clark: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what steps his Department is taking to communicate to the public the causes of climate change and the actions that can be taken to tackle it.
- Written Answers — Communities and Local Government: Departments: Climate Change (23 Mar 2007)
Katy Clark: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government if she will make a statement on her Department's contribution to tackling climate change.
- Rail Network (7 Nov 2006)
Katy Clark: ...one considers car use and the fact that transport accounts for a quarter of all carbon emissions in Britain, with cars contributing a major part of that. Clearly, if we are to do something about climate change and reduce carbon emissions, it is necessary to consider transport, and public transport in particular. The railways have an important role to play, but the current system simply...
- Rail Network (7 Nov 2006)
Katy Clark: ..., and it is supported by the public. In a recent MORI poll, 64 per cent. of those polled said that they would support increased spending and investment in the railways if that would help to combat climate change. There is also great public support for ensuring that the railway system is not only convenient and available, but priced in a way that makes it an attractive option. Currently,...