Proceeding contribution from Stephen Crabb (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 1 March 2007. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Welsh Affairs.
Welsh Affairs
Although I in no way want to downplay the moral obligation of the United Kingdom to do our bit to tackle climate change, is the Secretary of State aware that to make a serious difference in tackling global emissions, we need to see action in countries such as China, India and Brazil? What role does he think Wales can play, given our history of coal production, in helping countries such as China and India, which are adding huge amounts of coal-fired electricity generating capacity every month, to develop clean-coal solutions that will make a difference to climate change in the longer term?
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- 2006-07
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- Crime Armed forces Agriculture Climate change Devolution Employment Health services Education Further education Energy Higher education Economic situation Job creation Local government Police Manufacturing industries Prisons National Assembly for Wales Proportional representation Schools Training Wales Welsh language Renewable energy Airbus UK Literacy Plaid Cymru Numeracy
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