Kerry McCarthy MP: Climate Timeline
Kerry McCarthy is the Labour MP for Bristol East.
We have identified 30 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2010 in which Kerry McCarthy could have voted.
Kerry McCarthy is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 23
- Against: 1
- Did not vote: 6
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Kerry McCarthy's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Kerry McCarthy in the last 90 days
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3 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
Following the heatwaves and wildfires across Europe this summer and the destruction caused by the glacier collapse and catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet, the message is becoming impossible to ignore: the consequences of climate change and environmental degradation are real, not some distant future threat.
As the national security risk assessment says, climate change, biodiversity loss and ecosystem disruption pose risks not just for the environment but for our economy, security and way of life. Climate and nature shocks are arriving faster, harder and more systematically than many of our economic systems were designed to handle.
Full debate: Global Biodiversity and Ecosystems: National Security
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3 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
Personally, I cannot see that Rosebank is compatible with meeting our climate objectives, but I recognise that the process should be followed. Green Alliance has reported that the gas being wasted in the North sea would be enough to heat 570,000 homes. It has been over a year since the Government issued a methane action plan—I think the Minister took it over from me. Methane is more than 80 times more powerful than CO 2 in the short term, so what are we doing to reduce venting and flaring in the North sea?
Full debate: Jackdaw and Rosebank Oil and Gas Fields
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1 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
My hon. Friend will not be surprised to hear that I very much agree with the point that he just made. We have some excellent, innovative businesses in Bristol that came up through the Science Creates innovation hubs and attracted private capital. They are flourishing, but they need signals from the Government that we are sticking to our net zero agenda so that there will be a market for their products in due course. Does my hon. Friend agree that those signals are important?
Full debate: UK Financial Services