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Florence Eshalomi's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Florence Eshalomi

• 14 Oct 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  13. What assessment he has made of the potential implications for his policies of the Climate Change Committee’s 2025 report entitled “Progress in reducing emissions”.

  Full debate: Emission Reductions: Progress Report

• 09 Jul 2025: Tweet

  It was great to join constituents from Vauxhall & Camberwell Green at the mass lobby of Parliament. We all have a role to play in making the future fairer and greener for the next generation, by acting now on climate change.  #ActNowChangeForever https://x.com/FloEshalomi/status/1943039868097171734/photo/1 [Source]

• 10 Jun 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  T6.    Happy Labubu birthday, Mr Speaker! Our most climate-friendly nations require investment to adapt to the effects of climate change, but sadly a number of them are facing a debt crisis and are spending a lot of money on paying sky-high interest rates to lenders. Given that 90% of the debt contracts are governed by English law, will the Government ensure that private lenders take part in debt relief schemes in order to tackle the climate emergency effectively?

  Full debate: Topical Questions

• 17 Jul 2024: Parliamentary Speech

  Over the last couple of years, I have seen at first hand the impact of the cost of living crisis on my constituents in Vauxhall and Camberwell Green and on communities right across the country. We also know that tackling climate change is one of the most urgent issues facing the world, and that we cannot delay meaningful action any longer. I am therefore very pleased that the Government are committed to addressing both issues with an investment in the clean energy transition that will lower energy bills for households and restore the UK’s reputation as a climate leader.

  Full debate: Debate on the Address

• 14 Dec 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  The Minister said that we have to ensure we are not inflexible. The reality is that a number of the policies and issues we are discussing will have an impact on the next generation and the one after that. Whenever I go into schools in my constituency, the young people raise climate change with me. The reality is that climate change is harming children’s rights and access to food, water, healthcare and education. Does the Minister agree with UNICEF on the need to build towards a climate change action plan for children and young people by calling for an expert dialogue on children and climate change to be held mid-year at the session of the subsidiary bodies in 2024?

  Full debate: COP28

• 24 Oct 2023: Tweet

  Great to attend the @ClimateAPPG parliamentary reception. This is a key issue for many #Vauxhall constituents and we need to restore the UK’s leadership on our commitments to net zero targets. https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1716845843167269176/photo/1 [Source]

• 16 Oct 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  “In Vauxhall these climate policies would help local parents like us to pay our energy bills this winter and keep our children safe and warm. Without these policies children in London face a bleak future as the climate crisis does irreparable damage to the world around them.”

  Full debate: Net Zero by 2050

• 11 Sep 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  I welcome the African Union as a permanent member of the G20. Africa is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and it is important that her voice is at the table discussing major global issues such as climate change, security and economic stability. My own country of origin, Nigeria, is one of the largest in Africa; it has over 223 million people, which is rising daily. Can the Prime Minister outline what steps his Government are taking towards a strategy for the continent?

  Full debate: G20 Summit

• 8 Jun 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  British Transport Police highlighted that instances of sexual harassment and sexual offences on public transport have soared by a shocking 175% between 2019 and 2020. We need our women and girls to feel safe to use public transport, and to use it so that we can tackle the climate emergency. Labour is committed to halving violence against women and girls. When will the Government match that commitment and make sure that our women and girls feel safe to use public transport?

  Full debate: Topical Questions

• 08 Jun 2023: Tweet

  Public transport is a vital part of tackling the climate emergency. But there has been a shocking rise in sexual violence against women and girls according to the British Transport Police. Government must do more to make public transport safe for everyone to use ???????? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1666785615818440706/video/1 [Source]

• 06 Jun 2023: Tweet

  Great to join the team @SouthwarkLabour in Newington for our fab by-election candidate @brummieyoucef . Strong support for labour and the local measures to tackle the cost of living crisis, climate emergency & young people, but we have to fight for every vote ???????????? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1665975471245328384/photo/1 https://twitter.com/brummieyoucef/status/1665852542075523072 [Source]

• 13 May 2023: Tweet

  Great @LambethLabour team out supporting our fab @clapham Town Cllrs @DavidRobson84 @cllrbray @TimWindle . Lots of concerns about cost of living , antisocial behaviour and climate emergency raised by residents. Thank you to all activists & Cllrs for supporting the campaign day https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1657349189687291905/photo/1 [Source]

• 25 Mar 2023: Tweet

  Fantastic to join @lloyd_rm & a diverse, engaging, talented team of councillors and candidates to help launch their local election campaign. They are ambitious about fixing housing & cost of living, making people proud of the city & leading on the climate change with actions ???? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1639694633075724290/photo/1 [Source]

• 21 Feb 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  (h) implications for public sector contributions to climate change targets;

  Full debate: Procurement Bill [ Lords ] (Ninth sitting)

  Climate change is the biggest threat we face as the human race. Everyone in this room must recognise and agree that we need to reduce emissions urgently if we are to avoid this crisis. We must not ignore or under-appreciate the impact that reforms to our procurement system will have on our carbon emissions. However, I fear that the Bill is a missed opportunity to deliver real change in environmental standards in the procurement system.

  That is particularly true considering what the Government have already chosen to remove from the Bill. Removing amendments on social value and the procurement policy statement, for example, that would have incorporated emissions will do nothing to tackle climate change in our procurement system, and there is hardly anything else in the Bill to drive real progress on carbon emissions.

  Full debate: Procurement Bill [ Lords ] (Ninth sitting)

• 31 Jan 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  I welcome the aim of the amendments tabled by the hon. Member for Aberdeen North. That is something that we do support, and I know that she highlighted it in a Westminster Hall debate just last week. Climate change is something that we are very much concerned about.

  Full debate: Procurement Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

• 31 Jan 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  At this time, we are hoping to see more people leave their cars at home and use public transport so that we tackle the really serious climate emergency. However, the fact that these companies are being awarded contracts yet are failing to deliver is another way in which the Government are not taking the climate emergency seriously.

  Full debate: Procurement Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

• 25 Jan 2023: Parliamentary Speech

  The hon. Member for Aberdeen North (Kirsty Blackman) highlighted the glaring omission that we are seeing from this Government. Climate change must be front and centre of everything that we do. Yesterday, my hon. Friend the Member for Hemsworth and I had the honour of meeting some fantastic young people who had come to see my hon. Friend the Member for Nottingham East (Nadia Whittome) about the Climate Education Bill. It is so important that we teach our young people, who are so passionate about the climate emergency, yet we are seeing an omission here.

  Full debate: Public Procurement Processes

• 24 Jan 2023: Tweet

  The Climate Emergency is a key issue that comes up across my visits at #Vauxhall schools. Young People care passionately about climate and sustainability to protect their future. Pleased to support my colleague @NadiaWhittomeMP #ClimateEducationBill &meet some fantastic students https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1617895184423059456/photo/1 [Source]

• 9 Nov 2022: Parliamentary Speech

  I am proud that my Vauxhall constituency is leading the way with so many of my constituents concerned about global warming. My local council, Lambeth Council, was the first local authority in London to declare a climate emergency, leading the way on policies to clean up the air. However, this action needs not just local but national and international leadership, so it was sad that the Prime Minister failed to show that through his reluctance to attend COP27. Will he match the commitment from my constituents by showing his commitment and financing to help to address this important issue?

  Full debate: COP27

• 09 Nov 2022: Tweet

  Solving the climate emergency requires local, national and global leadership. My #Vauxhall constituents are doing their bit, and @lambeth_council are leading the way on local policies to help. But the PM must do more to show that Britain is a climate leader ???????????? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1590349534936592384/video/1 [Source]

• 08 Nov 2022: Tweet

  Great to join the pupils from @VauxhallPrimary for the #Legobuildthechange event today. So many great models showcasing suitability, creative ideas to help address and solve the climate emergency and great team work. Thank you to all @LEGO_Group @AnnaMcMorrin https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1590069648095338502/photo/1 [Source]

• 05 Nov 2022: Tweet

  Congratulations to @jacobsakil & the young people from @LamYouthCouncil #YouthSummit . Great to see so much positivity from the Young People. Lots of informative conversations about policing, climate change, employment &more. Young People have to be central to all discussions ???? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1588932473135603712/photo/1 [Source]

• 19 Oct 2022: Vote

  Ban on Fracking for Shale Gas Bill - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 08 Sep 2022: Tweet

  So this is the big package the new Prime Minister has pulled out of the bag to solve the crippling costs faced by residents and businesses across #Vauxhall - they may all still face costs of up to £2500. No reality of the climate emergency #CostOfLivingCrisis #ClimateEmergency https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1567827966754791424/photo/1 [Source]

• 22 Jul 2022: Tweet

  A wonderful trip down memory lane to visit Year 9 students at my old secondary school. Shout out the Bishop Thomas Grant massive ????????✊???? It was good to speak to the students about all things politics & more incl cost of living, gender pay gap, crime, housing &the climate emergency https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1550548983176626178/photo/1 [Source]

• 12 Jul 2022: Tweet

  Flash flooding last year caused damage to local homes & businesses around #Vauxhall - there is no denying the impact of the climate emergency but @thameswater need to invest in flood resilience. The report is out today https://londonfloodreview.co.uk/  @SusiPetherick @Sam_Lawes @DrHashi3 [Source]

• 17 Jun 2022: Tweet

  Last night I co-chaired the South Bank and Waterloo Forum with Cllr @Sarina73. It was great to discuss the Net Zero Strategy for Waterloo and receive community updates on the planning applications for 72 Upper Ground and Royal Street #FridayswithFlorence https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1537847198813134848/photo/1 [Source]

• 16 Jun 2022: Tweet

  Today is #CleanAirDay - improvements to air quality is vital and we all have a role to play. This needs to be matched with ambitious targets and funding from Government. The climate emergency and tackling air pollution is about social justice - the poorest communities suffer ???? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1537365080656031744/photo/1 [Source]

• 18 May 2022: Tweet

  Global poverty is rising and we have a role to play in addressing this. It was great to meet staff from @christian_aid and the former Archbishop @JohnSentamu to discuss the impact of the climate crisis on some of the most vulnerable women and communities in Zimbabwe. #CAWeek https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1526928704596844547/photo/1 [Source]

• 01 Apr 2022: Tweet

  Really great to receive letters from the pupils at St Anne’s Primary school in #Vauxhall . One pupil wrote ‘I am worried about my one and only home, Earth.’ The young people care passionately about our planet & raise valid points about how we can address the climate emergency. https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1509874523235143691/photo/1 [Source]

• 09 Mar 2022: Tweet

  Really great to celebrate #IWD2022 yesterday with the fabulous women from @claphamwi - we had a wide ranging discussion on everything from faith & politics, womens safety, the climate emergency and more. Thank you for your warm welcome and I look forward to joining you again ✊???? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1501516247908950019/photo/1 [Source]

• 25 Feb 2022: Tweet

  Following the event I raised the need for Parliament to be given the time it needs to debate climate & ensure that the momentum that was built in the run up to COP26 is not lost. #ClimateActionNow ???? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1497190648822308867/video/1 [Source]

• 25 Feb 2022: Tweet

  Brilliant to be at St Anselm's Church in Kennington earlier this week discussing all things climate emergency. Vauxhall residents are rightly worried about inaction on this & we must go further and faster to protect our planet for future generations. https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1497190585299574795/photo/1 [Source]

• 24 Feb 2022: Parliamentary Speech

  Last night, I attended a town hall meeting at St Anselm’s church in Kennington in my constituency to speak about the aftermath of and the momentum built around COP26. With the relentless news cycle at the moment demanding our attention in so many areas, it is vital that we stay focused on this important issue. Will the Leader of the House please relay that to his colleagues in government and ensure that there is regular and sufficient time to consider the climate emergency?

  Full debate: Business of the House

• 13 Dec 2021: Vote

  Subsidy Control Bill — Schedule 1 - The subsidy control principles - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 9 Dec 2021: Parliamentary Speech

  My constituency of Vauxhall, just across the bridge here, contains some of the busiest and most polluted roads in the country. That has a massive and devastating impact on our fight to tackle the climate emergency, but also on the immediate health of my constituents. Air pollution has been linked to a litany of health problems, such as asthma and heart disease. Just last year, air pollution was ruled to be the tragic factor in the death of nine-year-old Ella Kissi-Debrah. She tragically lost her life after two years of severe asthma attacks.

  We know that switching to an electric vehicle is not the panacea for transport’s contribution to the climate emergency or pollution. Like me, many of my constituents in Vauxhall make journeys by foot, active travel, bus and local transport. We are blessed to live in an inner-London constituency where we have eight tube stations and fantastic bus networks. Transport provision is not the same for many constituents up and down the country in rural areas. If we are to see them using public transport and not relying on petrol cars, we need to ensure that our public transport is properly funded.

  Full debate: Electric Vehicles: Transition by 2030

• 30 Nov 2021: Tweet

  Great to attend licensing of Revd Sharon Moughtin last night at @lambethpalace .Beautiful service led by @BishopRCheetham ‘What happens next, well that’s down to us’ We all have a role to address the climate emergency and looking forward to lending my support to the Eco Church https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1465651935411904517/photo/1 [Source]

• 08 Nov 2021: Tweet

  It was so great to meet all of you ???? Thank you for engaging with me as part of last weeks #ParliamentWeek and the full range of questions on everything from parties and the climate emergency ???????????????????????????????? https://twitter.com/Macaulaycofe/status/1457740672270798858 [Source]

• 21 Oct 2021: Parliamentary Speech

  Overall, Hurricane Maria cost the lives of 3,000 people and the economies affected nearly £70 billion. In just three weeks, that one storm cost the world the same amount as our furlough scheme in the UK. The failure by Governments to tackle this climate catastrophe is making and will continue to make hurricanes much stronger and impactful. Maria was far from unique. We saw many other hurricanes. Hurricanes Harvey and Irma wrecked the US south coast and the Caribbean.

  There is an obvious and moral case for tackling this climate catastrophe, but perhaps what appals me the most is the lack of urgency in tackling it. I am afraid that that lack of urgency is also being shown by our Government here. We are placing a huge burden on the lives of our children and future generations. There will be more hurricanes, more rising sea levels, more frequent flooding and more droughts if we do not take action now. This will come and it will come fast.

  That future does not have to be inevitable. We have to take a long look at what we are doing. We need to act today to move to a truly green and sustainable planet. Let us see an end to the peppercorn sprinkling by our Government that barely scratches the surface of what is happening. Let us commit to properly fund a new deal and make sure that we are ambitious in tackling this climate change head-on.

  Full debate: COP26: Limiting Global Temperature Rises

• 15 Sep 2021: Tweet

  Meeting just starting now - tune in if you can to hear us question Lord Deben on Local Govt and the Path to Net Zero #NetZero #ClimateChange https://twitter.com/CommonsLUHC/status/1438047870997913601 [Source]

• 8 Jun 2021: Parliamentary Speech

  Six years ago in 2015, we were the first G7 nation to enshrine in law our commitment to the UN’s target of 0.7% of gross national income on overseas aid. As we prepare to host the G7 summit at the end of this week, the UK is breaking its promise, while other G7 countries such as France and the USA are maintaining or increasing their aid commitments. This is not the global Britain we want the world to see. The aid budget should be used to tackle the global challenges facing us all: the pandemic, the climate crisis and rising poverty and inequality.

  Full debate: 0.7% Official Development Assistance Target

• 07 Jun 2021: Vote

  Advanced Research and Invention Agency Bill — New Clause 1 - Human Rights Abuses - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 26 May 2021: Vote

  Environment Bill — New Clause 24 - Prohibition on burning of peat in upland areas - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 13 Jan 2021: Parliamentary Speech

  I wish to focus my remarks on amendments 1 and 2, tabled in the name of the Leader of the Opposition. As my right hon. Friend the Member for Wolverhampton South East (Mr McFadden) said, the amendments are desperately needed now to ensure that regulators must take into account the Government’s target of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. I was therefore disappointed to hear from the Minister that the Government will not support the amendments but might “consider” the matter “in the future”. We cannot afford to wait. Climate emissions are cumulative, and a large part of the carbon that we produce today will stay in the atmosphere for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.

  If we are serious about tackling the climate emergency and reaching our 2050 target, we must reduce our emissions as quickly as possible. The sensible and leastdestructive way to do that is to start to adapt our economy now; the irresponsible thing would be to leave it too late, thereby making the inevitable economic adjustment more painful for everyone. Regulation is one of the most powerful tools in our box of options: it will ensure that the whole financial sector is unified in its actions towards this really important goal and, most crucially, acts within a timeframe that reflects the climate emergency we face.

  Full debate: Financial Services Bill

• 13 Jan 2021: Vote

  Financial Services Bill — Schedule 2 - Prudential regulation of FCA investment firms - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 16 Nov 2020: Vote

  Pension Schemes Bill [Lords] — Clause 124 - Climate change risk - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 12 Oct 2020: Vote

  Agriculture Bill — After Clause 42 - Contribution of agriculture and associated land use to climate change targets - Pro-climate vote: No - Their vote: No

• 29 Sep 2020: Vote

  United Kingdom Internal Market Bill — New Clause 6 - Economic development: climate and nature emergency impact statement - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 05 Aug 2020: Tweet

  Lots of fun today at the @BaytreeCentre ‘HerStory’ summer programme workshop. We discussed everything from climate change, access to housing, ESOL classes, youth services and support for migrant women&children. Talented group of young girls buzzing with so many ideas #GirlPower https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1291057929710379008/photo/1 [Source]

• 24 Feb 2020: Tweet

  Oh lord. As predicted the Tories want us to stop funding Culture which has helped support young people into arts. And the Brexit Alliance are saying there is no climate emergency so why is the Mayor establishing a new £50m fund to support a Green New Deal ????????‍♀️????????‍♀️#MayorsBudget [Source]

• 05 Feb 2020: Vote

  Transport - Pro-climate vote: Aye - Their vote: Aye

• 18 Jan 2020: Tweet

  Good to join the #Larkhall team out on the #Labourdoorstep this morning where a resident commented that they voted for me last month and they will definitely be supporting @SadiqKhan & team @LondonLabour in May because of our bold plans on addressing the climate emergency ???????? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1218559001664925696/photo/1 [Source]

• 05 Dec 2019: Tweet

  I will be at the @oxfamgb Climate Emergency, Poverty & Injustice Hustings tonight, starting at 7:30pm at St. Peter’s Church, 310 Kennington Lane, SE11. I will be speaking about my approach to the climate emergency, poverty and inequality. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/vauxhall-climate-emergency-poverty-and-inequality-hustings-tickets-82363859521 [Source]

• 05 Dec 2019: Tweet

  I've taken @friends_earth's #ClimateActionPledge. If elected I'll put the climate first when I vote in parliament. We're in a #ClimateEmergency and must rapidly cut greenhouse gas emissions for a greener and fairer society. #ClimateElection https://twitter.com/friends_earth/status/1197909254277095426/photo/1 [Source]

• 26 Nov 2019: Tweet

  I’m speaking at the Climate Hustings hosted by Lambeth Climate Emergency Co-operative tonight. Watch my video to find out more about the climate emergency declared in Lambeth & by City Hall, & how I will work with environmental groups as your MP #VoteLabour #GoWithFlo https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1199404059465277440/video/1 [Source]

• 26 Nov 2019: Tweet

  Join me and other Vauxhall candidates at tonight’s climate hustings ???? hosted by Lambeth Climate Emergency Co-operative at The Old Laundry, Eastcote Street, SW9 9BY from 7pm. Find out more & sign up for a free ticket: https://www.florence4vauxhall.org.uk/events/support-florence-the-climate-hustings https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1199377819031285762/photo/1 [Source]

• 17 Nov 2019: Tweet

  Really to good to speak to the members of Our Lady of the Rosary church this afternoon about everything from climate change, voter registration, the NHS and more. [Source]

• 29 Oct 2019: Tweet

  @clairekholland @VauxhallLabour Thanks Claire & for your support during the selection. Looking forward to working with you on to address the urgent climate emergency in Vauxhall x [Source]

• 24 Oct 2019: Tweet

  Pollution in #Vauxhall often reaches illegal limits Urgent action is needed & we all have a role to play I have continued to raise these issues at City Hall. This won’t stop in Parliament. I will be your local voice & keep climate change on our local & national agenda #TeamFlo https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1187383886860488705/photo/1 [Source]

• 20 Oct 2019: Tweet

  many faced exclusion from school, witnessed violence in the home, when no one came to help the gang gave them a sense of belonging then led them down the wrong path. Vauxhall faces so many challenges & yet has so much potential. Austerity, climate change,hate crime, Brexit 4/6 https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1185958328586903552/photo/1 [Source]

• 22 Sep 2019: Tweet

  Big thanks to @BromptonBicycle for allowing me to do my bit for #CarFreeDay The @MayorofLondon has declared a climate emergency & air toxins from cars is still the biggest cause. We can all do our bit to help clean up the air & enjoy the roads free of cars #LetLondonBreathe https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1175790059708194816/video/1 [Source]

• 20 Sep 2019: Tweet

  Great to join @GLAUNISON colleagues at #CityHall this morning to support @Strike4Youth and urgent action on Climate Change. We all have a role to play & small changes can make that big difference #ClimateStrike #FridaysForFuture https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1175070275706195968/photo/1 [Source]

• 23 Nov 2018: Tweet

  Black Friday climate change on Oxford Street ???????? https://twitter.com/FloEshalomi/status/1065973928026415104/photo/1 [Source]

• 22 Nov 2018: Tweet

  Second disruption at a @LondonAssembly meeting today. This time the climate change protesters addressing the Fire, Resilience & Emergency Planning committee meeting. It’s all happening here today #AssemblyFire [Source]

• 11 Apr 2017: Tweet

  #ScottKimber London Cabbie sharing his frustration as a taxi driver and costs re switching to new zero emissions vehicles [Source]