Rachael Maskell MP: Climate Timeline
Rachael Maskell is the Labour MP for York Central.
We have identified 19 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2015 in which Rachael Maskell could have voted.
Rachael Maskell is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 17
- Against: 0
- Did not vote: 2
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Rachael Maskell's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Rachael Maskell in the last 90 days
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7 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
Since 2020, Governments, Prime Ministers, Ministers, UK Research and Innovation and businesses have all supported the BioYorkshire project, which will address issues to do with the environment and the climate crisis, as well as providing good-quality jobs and a return for the Treasury. However, the Government have not been able to get money out of the door, so can the Minister say more about how she will invest and spend that money?
Full debate: Economic Growth
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14 Jul 2026: Parliamentary Speech
I want to focus on a few points around health, that being my speciality, and to look at the scale of what we are talking about. We have heard already about the 2,700 deaths so far this year from the climate emergency due to heat alone. We think particularly of the most vulnerable—babies, children under the age of four and older people, whose bodies find it harder to regulate—and those who have cognitive dysfunction, who will find it difficult to make the necessary adaptations to keep themselves safe. Of course, we also know that the challenges bear down hardest on those in lower socioeconomic circumstances.
Full debate: Extreme Heat: Preparedness
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9 Jul 2026: Parliamentary Speech
In many areas of deep conflict, the population rarely reaches our definition of older people. In Gaza, life expectancy has plummeted from 73 years to just 40.5 years. In Sudan, life expectancy is 66 years, and in Nigeria and Chad, it is 55 years. Compare those numbers with the UK life expectancy of 81.3 years or the life expectancy in Japan of 84.7 years. It is a privilege that our nation is safe, secure and conflict-free. Those figures show that conflict shortens lives by decades through poor access to healthcare and pharmaceuticals; disability, disruption and displacement; prevalence of disease and hastened frailty; and an environment of climate change, floods and famine.
Full debate: Conflicts: Impact on Older People