Chris Curtis MP: Climate-Related Speeches In Parliament
Chris Curtis is the Labour MP for Milton Keynes North.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Chris Curtis could have voted.
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Chris Curtis's Speeches In Parliament Related to Climate
We've found 3 Parliamentary debates in which Chris Curtis has spoken about climate-related matters.
Here are the relevant sections of their speeches.
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11 Feb 2026: Woodland Creation
14:35
I have previously spoken to the Minister about the wetland arc project, led by the Parks Trust in Milton Keynes, with support from a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant. Once completed, this uninterrupted blue and green corridor will significantly enhance one of our city’s greatest assets. It supports wildlife, provides vital flood mitigation and carbon capture, and gives residents access to nature on their doorsteps. As the impacts of climate change become far more visible in our communities, the importance of wetlands and woodland creation cannot be overstated.
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24 Mar 2025: Planning and Infrastructure Bill
18:18
Beyond housing, we must recognise that our failure to build vital infrastructure in Britain is leaving our country vulnerable. Our energy security—the foundation of our national security—depends on having infrastructure to support a modern, productive economy. We have failed to build the transport links that are needed to get goods and people moving efficiently. We have failed to build the energy infrastructure that is needed to reduce our dependence on volatile foreign oil and gas, and we have not built a single reservoir in decades, meaning that we lack the water security that is required in the face of climate change.
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26 Nov 2024: Leadership on Climate Change
11. What steps he is taking with Cabinet colleagues to demonstrate leadership on climate change.
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12:12
At COP29, under a Labour Government, the UK reclaimed its position as a global leader on climate action. We recognise now that our security and prosperity hinge on addressing the crisis. Will my right hon. Friend join me in welcoming the progress made on climate finance, while acknowledging that there is much more to do to keep us on track on that road map and to keep 1.5° alive?
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