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MEASUREMENT OF CARBON EMISSIONS

Early day motion 867, tabled 7 February 2007 by Oliver Letwin (Conservative). Signed by 89 members.

That this House recognises the importance of conserving the world's natural resources and of countering climate change; notes the urgent need to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases resulting from human activity; congratulates businesses that have begun to measure the carbon emissions resulting from their operations, supply chains, products and services; also notes the difficulties in defining the parameters for such measurement and in agreeing methodologies; believes that such measurements would enable both informed comparison and customer choice; emphasises the need for national and international consensus on such measurement and methodologies; and calls upon the Royal Society to take forward the process for establishing a mechanism for achieving such a consensus.

Signatures by party: Conservative 70, Liberal Democrat 12, Labour 5, DUP 1, Scottish National Party 1.