Proceeding contribution from David Wright (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 26 October 2011. It occurred during Opposition day on Environmental Protection and Green Growth.
Environmental Protection and Green Growth
I represent the seat that holds the birthplace of industry, and, some would therefore argue, the birthplace of global warming. These things are probably best done locally. Some local authorities have incredibly good partnerships with businesses. My hon. Friend will be aware that Ricoh, the technology company, has its European headquarters in my constituency. It is a fairly energy-intensive company, but it puts over 90% of its waste product back into the industrial process, internally or with partners. That is an example of where an energy-intensive business can do a lot for the environment as well.
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- 534 c390
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- 2010-12
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- House of Commons chamber
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- Business Broadband Employment Flood control Environment protection Expenditure Food Economic growth Planning Recycling Waste management Renewable energy Technology Rural areas Carbon emissions
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