Results 1-4 of 4 for climate change speaker:the Bishop of London
- Climate Change Bill [HL] (14 Jan 2008)
The Bishop of London: ...paying particular attention to this dimension of analysis and ensuring that the analysis is really sound. The noble Baroness talked about food. Of course, food security is greatly affected by climate change. The Centre for Global Development has done some important research on the impact of climate change on declining agricultural productivity in a range of developing countries. This is...
- Climate Change Bill [HL] (27 Nov 2007)
The Bishop of London: ...of every kind and members of other faiths. My friend the right reverend Prelate the Bishop of Liverpool has been a prime mover in a Liverpool and north-western initiative called Faiths for Change, which engages the faith communities in environmental transformation. The Northwest Regional Development Agency has embraced and backed the initiative. It could be a model for other parts of the...
- Debate on the Address (13 Nov 2007)
The Bishop of London: ...the UK to substantial reductions in C02 emissions. We are discussing this matter at a crucial time. As we are debating this matter here, the 27th session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is meeting in Valencia. The intention is to release a synthesis report over the weekend, which will sum up the current state of scientific research. We all know that in historical times the...
- Iraq (24 Sep 2002)
The Bishop of London: ...use of overwhelming force if the Iraqi regime were again to attack any of its neighbours seems to have had, to date, a limited effectiveness. It is still very difficult to see what precisely has changed in the last few months to provoke immediate and urgent action. The dossier underlines the vital importance of the return of the weapons inspection regime, leading to disarmament. But faced...