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Opened13 May 2025
Closes13 Nov 2025
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We want the UK government to introduce legislation that makes addressing the climate emergency a statutory duty for all local authorities. By legally requiring councils to prioritise climate action, we think this would ensure that vital environmental policies become integral to local governance.
We think the climate emergency is an urgent threat to our communities, ecosystems, and future. Despite growing awareness, local councils do not have legally binding obligations to tackle climate change at the level we think is necessary to meet net-zero targets and safeguard public health. We demand action now to protect our future and empower councils to lead the way in creating a sustainable, resilient, and equitable society for all.
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1Michael Payne MP
Gedling2Nadia Whittome MP
Nottingham East3Daniel Zeichner MP
Cambridge4Dr Danny Chambers MP
Winchester5Robert Jenrick MP
Newark6Juliet Campbell MP
Broxtowe7James Naish MP
Rushcliffe8Siân Berry MP
Brighton Pavilion9Luke Pollard MP
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport10Tim Farron MP
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