Emma Reynolds MP recently met with the local environmental group, Wycombe Friends of the Earth, to talk about the pressing climate crisis. This group, formed in 2007, consists of passionate campaigners dedicated to improving the local environment.
During the meeting, they discussed critical issues like air and water pollution and the development of renewable energy. Emma highlighted the Government’s initiatives, including the Warm Homes Plan and efforts to support onshore wind energy. She praised the group for their impactful community projects that enhance both the local community and the environment.
Wycombe Friends of the Earth expressed their appreciation for the meeting, emphasizing the importance of discussing how global warming affects both local and wider communities. They shared their vision for a more ambitious Climate Plan, aimed at reducing emissions and improving quality of life. The group was pleased to hear Emma’s supportive stance on raising awareness about climate change.
This conversation is part of a larger effort to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable practices in Wycombe and beyond.
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