Adjournment debate on Tuesday, 16 June 2009, in the House of Commons, led by Tom Brake. The answering member was Joan Ruddock.

Aerosol Technology (Climate Change)

Westminster Hall adjournment debate on aerosol technology and climate change.

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 494 c62-8WH
Session: 2008-09
Department: Department of Energy and Climate Change
Chamber / Committee: Westminster Hall
Proceeding contributions: Tom Brake | 494 c67WH (Link to this contribution) If there is behavioural change within the consuming public because they identify a product that is g...; Joan Ruddock | 494 c67-8WH (Link to this contribution) Indeed we do, and we have a major programme of public engagement that addresses all forms of behavio...; Joan Ruddock | 494 c66WH (Link to this contribution) I could not agree more. Having just set the world's first carbon budget in this Parliament I am more...; Tom Brake | 494 c66WH (Link to this contribution) I hear what the Minister is saying about how, relatively speaking, it is a small percentage of overa...; Joan Ruddock | 494 c67WH (Link to this contribution) Indeed we do, as does the European Union, which has been progressing discussions on how to reduce th...; Tom Brake | 494 c66WH (Link to this contribution) I should like to raise a health issue, which I know is slightly outside the Minister's remit. Do the...; Joan Ruddock | 494 c65-6WH (Link to this contribution) I congratulate the hon. Member for Carshalton and Wallington (Tom Brake) on securing this useful deb...; Tom Brake | 494 c62-5WH (Link to this contribution) I am pleased that we can start a little early, which may enable us to dwell at greater length on the...
Subjects: Climate change Aerosols Environment protection Innovation Technology Carbon emissions Volatile organic compounds
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Aerosol Technology (Climate Change)

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