Addressing #biodiversity loss is an essential part of addressing climate change.
But the Govt's failure to set targets on water quality & habitat protections undermined talks at #COP15.
The Secretary of State has left Nature swimming in sewage but says its Labour's fault. pic.twitter.com/NFDxfUrhYT
— Chi Onwurah ???? (@ChiOnwurah) December 20, 2022
Addressing biodiversity loss is an essential part of addressing climate change, but as with climate change, we see no sense of urgency or leadership in action from this Government. Does the Secretary of State accept that her Department’s failure to set targets for water quality or habitat protections in England undermined talks at COP15? She calls nature the “Cinderella of the story”, but Cinderella was never forced by the ugly sisters to swim in sewage. That achievement belongs to this Government.
“Addressing biodiversity loss is an essential part of addressing climate change.But the Government’s failure to set targets on water quality & habitat protections undermined talks at COP15. The Secretary of State has left Nature swimming in sewage but says its Labour’s fault.”