15:08:04 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Hi ! 15:08:56 From KRUGER, Danny to Everyone : Pls use Q&A to ask questions 15:09:34 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : will do 15:10:26 From John Schofield to Everyone : Has anyone read The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson? He obviously did a lot of research and in the novel dares to actually consider what might be involved at a global level to tackle climate change. 15:12:10 From Ariane Crampton, Wilts Council to Everyone : This programme is currently live and available to all SMEs in Wiltshire and Swindon: https://target2030.co.uk/ 15:12:26 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Can we please have a written summary from each of the policy area chairs issued after the meeting. Otherwise we'll lose a lot of the benefits of them to be shared more widely. Also from a press point of view, passing the nuggets to them would be good (and improve local climate communication 15:12:36 From Melanie Boyle to All panelists : For as long as it is people talking and no action you won't get involvement, this is the first time I've been involved and am very frustrated with out of date information being put forward and words - it is being done - planning and climate departments work together is not what we see in the local plan and judging by the reams of paperwork and the fact we will be judged on the strength and evidence with our replies you are alienating the public. 15:13:14 From John Boaler to All panelists : Given that transport accounts for almost 50% of carbon emissions in Wiltshire, what do the Panel think can and should be done to address this? 15:13:30 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Wow, we should have a ministry for the future! Matches Good energy's young boards 15:14:25 From tomputnam to All panelists : There’s been so much talk about housing and carbon emission from this. I totally understand that carbon affects climate change. But what about other emissions? Not least sewage that is sent into all of our rivers? It’s destroying them. When did you last see a squashed fly on your car windscreen? Please can we have a little more focus on these emissions too? 15:15:07 From Nick Maurice to All panelists : Danny Many congratulations on bringing this excellent debate together. It has been a great learning experience. I wonder how you as our MP, clearly with a profound interest in this subject, will be taking what you have heard and learnt, will take this forward at a Government / Parliamentary level to encourage the development of, say, a strategy for the next 5-10 years 15:16:47 From Devizes Guardians to All panelists : A point fro Paul and that is that getting product information out to people is VERY difficult. The U’s leading consumer group contributed to a recent International standard on ethical produce. It is widely recognised that there is just not enough space on productivity packaging to enable health, safety environmental, waste management and carbon management on the packet! 15:17:06 From Devizes Guardians to All panelists : That’s UK’s leading consumer group! 15:17:36 From Devizes Guardians to All panelists : And ‘product packaging’ not ‘productivity packaging’! 15:17:37 From Nick Murry to Everyone : Currently the best and most versatile land being built on and lost forever, including in future WC Local Plan proposals, And the loss of County farms also part of these plans. 15:17:54 From Juliet Davenport to Everyone : Zapmap is the leading EV charging mapping platform in the UK. Its free and available on the web and on app. 15:18:35 From Devizes Guardians to All panelists : That’s fine! 15:18:52 From Christian Lange to All panelists : Julet - please could you share details of that EV charging consultation 15:19:00 From Rowena Quantrill to All panelists : charging points need to be universal and payment simple 15:19:14 From Claire ONeill to All panelists : Good afternoon to all 15:19:17 From Christian Lange to Everyone : Juliet - please could you share details of that EV charging consultation 15:19:49 From Malcolm Cox to All panelists : Improved and affordable public transport is necessary to decrease car use 15:20:08 From tomputnam to All panelists : BTW. Many thanks to Danny Kruger for hosting this. Super work. 15:20:22 From Sylvia wyatt to All panelists : How can we speed the changes up while keeping the local communities involved - and using their skills. The best innovations ideas come from the front line. You get nowhere fast if you have opposition, but things can happen quickly if people understand and believe in the change and can push in the same direction 15:20:22 From Tim Trimble to Everyone : BWCE are doing a feasibility study on EV charge points for Bradford on Avon, perhaps WC could help with this in some way? 15:20:30 From Catherine Dawson to Everyone : There are too many EV charging companies at the moment which makes life very difficult 15:20:33 From Les Lipscombe to All panelists : Staff & School travel plans need to be resurrected to help encourage modal shifts 15:20:46 From HUDSON, Rebecca to Claire ONeill and all panelists : Hello Claire, thank you for joining. You'll be up after this panel ends and I will promote you to a panellist. If you need anything just let us know through the chat! Rebecca 15:20:46 From Mike Hodgkins to All panelists : Nick, please give examples of the regulation that is preventing progress. 15:20:48 From Brian Utton CCL UK to All panelists : EV charging consultation: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/the-consumer-experience-at-public-electric-vehicle-chargepoints/the-consumer-experience-at-public-chargepoints 15:20:56 From milly carmichael to All panelists : https://www.current-news.co.uk/news/government-eyes-up-options-of-ev-charging-regulation-in-new-consultation consultation link at the bottom of this article 15:21:20 From milly carmichael to Everyone : https://www.current-news.co.uk/news/government-eyes-up-options-of-ev-charging-regulation-in-new-consultation consultation link at the bottom of this article 15:21:22 From Nick Murry to Everyone : @Paul, I'd be interested on your views on what's happing to BMV agric. land and county farms in Wilts. Will NFU be commenting on Local Plan consultation? 15:21:25 From HUDSON, Rebecca to Everyone : EV charging consultation: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/the-consumer-experience-at-public-electric-vehicle-chargepoints/the-consumer-experience-at-public-chargepoints 15:22:28 From Caroline Lanyon to All panelists : We need the Local Electricity Bill to be passed by Parliament. Go to: Power for People for details 15:22:39 From Brian Utton CCL UK to Everyone : EV charging consultation ends on 10 April 15:22:44 From HUDSON, Rebecca to Everyone : Just a reminder to everyone that if you have a question for the panel you can use the Q&A function. If you are typing a message for the group, please make sure it is addressed to 'all panellists and attendees', otherwise only the panel will see it and not the rest of the audience 15:23:19 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Weren't we all underwhelmed 15:23:36 From Claire ONeill to Everyone : Good afternoon all - listening with interest and well done Danny for organising this great event. Claire 15:23:37 From Amy Davis to All panelists : And angered yes. 15:23:47 From Christian Lange to Everyone : Nick - Describes that very well 15:24:44 From Juliet Davenport to Everyone : https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/the-consumer-experience-at-public-electric-vehicle-chargepoints 15:24:57 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Yes, stop kicking it down the road, please..... 15:25:24 From Anna Broome to All panelists : Government is saying the right thing and then contradicting it with issues such as a huge road building program and approving coal mines. It needs to set a consistent agenda. 15:25:46 From Christian Lange to Everyone : Ariane’s point about planning policy is vital… MPs present please resolve this issue ASAP 15:26:30 From David Phillips to Everyone : On all policy matters: when you are in a hole: stop digging! 15:27:35 From milly carmichael to Everyone : good points well said Juliet 15:27:45 From Sylvia wyatt to All panelists : no backwards step sounds like a brilliant way to ensure coordination - unless something increases CO2 emissions. 15:27:53 From Andrew Nicolson to Everyone : Cycling groups are currently still trying to get full consultation on the Wiltshire ’pop-up cycle lanes’ before the Council ‘throws the baby out with the bathwater’. 15:28:51 From Linda Oubridge to Everyone : Without proportional representation, parliament is hardly representative 15:29:00 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Excellent Juliet. Looking back at what govt has done previously there has been so much reversal over the past 10 years that business find real difficulty in knowing where to step next 15:29:21 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : The thing about Citizens’ Assemblies and their conclusions being binding on Government - that way we get better decisions!! 15:29:38 From Carolyn White to All panelists : Quite right Linda. 15:30:02 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Thank you...I would like more info on making Ecocide a Law 15:30:44 From Eva McHugh to Everyone : https://www.stopecocide.earth/ 15:30:53 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Ecocide law would be powerful for stopping HS2 destruction and ecological disaster 15:31:13 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Ecocide is essential to pull the big polluters out of denial or ignoring their impact on the planet. We have a genocide law, so similar penalties should apply 15:31:16 From Liz Christie to All panelists : hear hear! well said. 15:31:18 From Kate Freeman to All panelists : My question is likely to be omitted so repeating it here: if we want local retailers to be viable they need to go on line in a way that competes with Amazon. Is there a way of have a collaborative project to put town retailers on line? 15:31:25 From Julian Jones to All panelists : drop in ocean sadly 15:31:32 From Andrew Nicolson to Everyone : Ruth, I fear there would be a loophole! 15:31:42 From David Phillips to Everyone : Thanks for the event - very engaging! Must go now for another meeting. 15:32:27 From Linda Oubridge to Everyone : We cannot eat money 15:32:44 From Cllr Judy Rose to All panelists : Ask Berkshire about verge management. They have go it right already. 15:32:58 From nick bush to All panelists : I am a farmer I produce food and look after the environment 15:32:59 From Evangeline Rowe to All panelists : a great book to read is braiding sweetgrass by Dr Robin Wall Kimmerer and the story of stuff by Annie Leonard 15:33:40 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Hi Claire :) 15:33:58 From Eva McHugh to Everyone : It is beyond me why we value something essentially a fictitious manmade concept (money) over the one thing that has given and upheld all life on earth (the planet and environment)! 15:34:14 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : yes Eva 15:34:18 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : I think Claire that there are slightly more than Devizes constituents on the call 15:34:22 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : Well said Eva. 15:34:40 From milly carmichael to Everyone : Thank you Eva 15:35:26 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : The 10 point plan isn’t actually a plan, though Claire….. 15:36:04 From Robin Brookes to All panelists : Are other Wiltshire MPs even remotely interested in this issue. Their absence speaks volumes! 15:36:30 From Julie Strawson to All panelists : Agree Eva! Climate needs to be cross-party and involve real experts at all levels and to not to be short-term lead based on election timing 15:36:42 From Caroline Lanyon to All panelists : 10 Point Plan includes obscene subsidy for Small Modular Nuclear Reactors which will if built undermine renewables 15:37:07 From Linda Oubridge to Everyone : Approving a huge gas fuelled power station. approving a coal mine, approving neo nicotinoids, huge road building plan. How is this government stopping ecocide & climate change? 15:38:14 From Robin Brookes to All panelists : Too right Linda 15:39:20 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : Yes Claire, that curve is terrifying! So let’s treat this as the emergency it clearly is! Wartime levels of mobilisation of the whole of society is required. And the Govt’s job is to lead and bring the population with it. 15:39:22 From Robin Brookes to All panelists : We knew about global warming in 1972 15:39:48 From Jo Ripley to All panelists : Yes, the curve is terrifying - the government can't open new coalmine, must ban all peat burning; stop airport expansion; not continue with enormous road building project, stop fossil fuel funding, protect our oceans etc 15:40:09 From Andrew Nicolson to Everyone : Richard, yes and Wiltshire Council’s too. 15:40:58 From milly carmichael to Everyone : can we also remember that Margaret Thatcher was a key architect of an economic model that has underpinned much of the causes of the circumstances we find ourselves in too. 15:41:11 From Jo Ripley to All panelists : But after Paris, you still supported fracking and Heathrow expansion. 15:41:28 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : So Claire, what are you actually doing about it and how are you going to help cut emission by 13% year on year for the next 20 years 15:41:34 From KRUGER, Danny to Everyone : do use Q &A - I’ll ask Claire the top q’s 15:41:42 From Nick Murry to Everyone : @Danny, You mentioned (your support for?)Neighbourhood Planning. In Wiltshire is being undermined by unsustainable housing numbers that result in NPs being wiped out and causing 5yr Housing Land Supply to fail and speculative development over-riding NPs. Govt. needs to completely re-evaluate house building strategy and use of the out of date standard method that targets green fields in rural counties. In addition to damaging localism, it's also bad for the climate, destroying natural capital and farmland and embedding tail pipe emissions by putting housing where there is little employment (i.e. creating dependency on cars/ commuting). Could you let us know who In Govt. is looking at this? Many thanks. 15:42:28 From Julie Strawson to Everyone : Agree Eva! Climate needs to be cross-party and involve real experts at all levels and to not to be short-term lead based on election timing 15:42:46 From Mike Hodgkins to Everyone : Well said, Nick. 15:43:15 From Jo Ripley to All panelists : Think the Climate Change Act came about through the process that is now being tried to get the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill into an Parliamentary Act 15:43:17 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : I can assure you their is so much ecological damage being done by HS2...its a very damaging project in the uk right now 15:43:46 From Clare Cape to Everyone : Good question @Nick. @Danny, please advise. 15:43:49 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : Think the Climate Change Act came about through the process that is now being tried to get the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill into an Parliamentary Act 15:44:20 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : Yes, the curve is terrifying - the government can't open new coalmine, must ban all peat burning; stop airport expansion; not continue with enormous road building project, stop fossil fuel funding, protect our oceans etc 15:44:40 From Paul Cottington to All panelists : Sorry. I have to go. Thank you for such a good event 15:44:41 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Stop HS2 15:44:45 From Malcolm Cox to All panelists : Yes we need joined up (holistic) thinking across all government, business, economic, transport and education. 15:45:16 From Mike Hodgkins to Everyone : Agree Ruth. HS2 is borderline insane. The business justification is false. Spend the money on hundreds of local and regional green transport improvements instead. 15:45:46 From Walter Scott to Everyone : Q to Claire: All UK governments have set challenging targets for planting of new woodland, taking forward a key recommendation from the Committee on Climate Change to increase UK woodland cover from 13% to 17% of our landmass. Can government funding alone pay for this, or can the private sector play a role here as well? (by e.g. buying carbon credits from landowners)? 15:45:47 From judyboyt to All panelists : I agree with Nick and Eva and Ruth Wordley. First thing is to stop HS2 and redeploy money into projects that can be managed across the country and communities which will help save energy or CO2 emissions 15:45:48 From Malcolm Cox to All panelists : If you want to get freight off the roads you need HS2 15:45:51 From John Boaler to All panelists : A new coal mine in Cumbria, HS2, a third runway at Heathrow? 15:46:25 From KRUGER, Danny to Everyone : Lots of people sending messages to panelists only! 15:46:25 From Kate Freeman to All panelists : Major negative: the UK is investing £27bn in road building. Think of the concrete let alone extra traffic! Transport policy can and must influence behaviour change. 15:46:44 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : increase woodlands yes but also stop hs2 from destroying the 108 ancient woodlands on their hit list 15:46:47 From Nick Murry to Everyone : Could Claire tell us why the CoP was moved from London to Glasgow? 15:46:49 From jim butler to Everyone : must be world wide 15:47:00 From judyboyt to Everyone : Agree with Ruth 15:47:07 From Joanna Harries to Everyone : I agree/ Stop HS2 and invest in local public transport and EVs 15:47:14 From Julian Jones to Everyone : Claire, how will we make world economy rapidly turn a corner for the next decade, from growth since industrial revolution to low-energy and low-meat prosperity that will allow us to survive? 15:47:15 From Gina CCL (UK) to Everyone : Surely we use the leapfrog model for developing world? Just because we went through the coal/gas/oil route does not mean that all countries have to? 15:47:35 From Nick Murry to Everyone : People sending to Panelists only because that's the default and they don't notice... 15:47:35 From Emma Dawnay to Everyone : The last election was about Brexit. We need to have PR to get better representation 15:47:48 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : hs2 costing the tax payer billions 15:48:15 From Malcolm Cox to All panelists : Not having HS" will cost trillions 15:48:17 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : and still funding overseas fossil fuel projects 15:48:22 From Tim Trimble to Everyone : The Green Party is hamstrung by our 19th century First Past The Post System. They would be much more ‘votable’ in a PR System, so that’s not a valid argument. 15:48:42 From Brian Utton CCL UK to Everyone : Agree with Tim, Green Party help keep the other parties honest. First Past The Post voting system means they will always struggle to increase representation in parliament 15:48:42 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : woodlands help stop flooding 15:48:53 From Mike Hodgkins to Everyone : First past the post has left the UK with a degraded level of democracy. In my entire life every govt has acquired 100% of the power with well under 50% of votes. This is a serious barrier to solving this challenge. 15:48:54 From Rowena Quantrill to Everyone : leapfrogging like what happened with mobile phones 15:50:08 From Eva McHugh to Everyone : It should be cross party working together to achieve the big changes we need. Prop representation would take into account everyone's political stance and opinion taking everyone forward into the future and not leaving some disillusioned or feeling ignored. 15:50:12 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : and French government has said no to airport expansion just recently so our government could do similarly 15:50:14 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : isn't high wycome on the hs2 hit list 15:50:46 From Christian Lange to Everyone : MPs… WC will blame you for not being able to set Zero Carbon standards - Claire seems to be blaming WC… what’s that all about?? 15:50:46 From Megan Fyfe to Everyone : Interesting that local elections in Scotland use proportional representation, and every party is represented at local government level: this seems to lead to less infighting and decisions that are truly representative. 15:51:22 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : iv lived in Scotland and yes they have a lot of good ideas 15:51:41 From Nick Murry to Everyone : As a former Pension scheme trustee, I know it is easier said than done to decarbonise your pension. 15:51:50 From Jane Brown to All panelists : Regulation of ultra-processed ‘food’ maybe? 15:52:00 From Malcolm Cox to All panelists : Maybe result of their better education 15:52:07 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : individual choice about meat will never have the effect we need to stop rainforest trashed for animal feed 15:52:11 From Brian Utton CCL UK to Everyone : But look how long it took veganism to take off 15:52:23 From Jane Brown to Everyone : Regulation of ultra-processed ‘food’ maybe? 15:52:29 From jim butler to Everyone : need to pay a carbon capture fund like rhi this WILL stimulate carbon capture 15:52:35 From Nick Murry to All panelists : Hi Danny - in case you missed in the main chat - You mentioned (your support for?)Neighbourhood Planning. In Wiltshire NPs are being undermined by unsustainable housing numbers that result in NPs being wiped out and causing 5yr Housing Land Supply to fail and speculative development over-riding NPs. Govt. needs to completely re-evaluate house building strategy and use of the out of date standard method that targets green fields in rural counties. In addition to damaging localism, it's also bad for the climate, destroying natural capital and farmland and embedding tail pipe emissions by putting housing where there is little employment (i.e. creating dependency on cars/ commuting). Could you let us know who In Govt. is looking at this? Many thanks. 15:52:39 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : good idea jane brown 15:53:01 From Walter Scott to Everyone : Question to Danny and Claire: on that point about individual action/local empowerment v. national government - can Big Society principles be reworked for Net Zero commitments? (or even hug a polluter?) 15:53:11 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : A National Nature Service (paid) to work with ngos eg wildlife trusts 15:53:23 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : yes Claire ! reforest Salisbury Plain awesome 15:53:25 From Elsa to Everyone : we don't need it to be a 'mars mission' because it shouldn't be a competition 15:53:27 From Kate Freeman to All panelists : Salisbury plain was not treed! 15:53:38 From Harry Lopes to Everyone : Hi Claire, I may have misunderstood but how can there be such a limited number of items on the table for COP26? It sounded like negotiating on details. If so how was the Paris agreement made? I understand that it came about by France putting it forward strongly over a year in advance and really pushing it to get country by country support all the way to the COP. Even though the result was not certain at the start of the COP, it couldn’t have happened without that strong push by France before. Shouldn’t we be putting forward something equally bold and essential like an international agreement on carbon tax and be working hard internationally now to gain International support before the COP? Or is that just unrealistic / impossible? 15:53:47 From milly carmichael to Everyone : so many people cannot make the choices they want to about where they spend their money because the ‘bad’ choices are so cheap and easier to access by comparison and we have a lot of people living in relative poverty in this country. Justice in the transition is crucial. 15:53:48 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : As a former Royal Tank Regiment officer - yes tanks can go through trees, but the trees come off second best every time! 15:53:58 From Eva McHugh to Everyone : Yes paid for reforesting & rewilding locally not left to volunteers 15:53:59 From Jane Brown to Everyone : Salisbury Plain is fantastic chalk downland!!!! A rare habitat…Yes, there were plantations there that have had to be removed….. 15:54:29 From Walter Scott to Everyone : MOD has big tree-planting plans - Richard Nugee may have mentioned earlier... 15:54:44 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Thank you for this today 15:54:49 From S. Stork - WWT to All panelists : Salisbury Plain Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and Special Protection Area (SPA) cover 19,690 hectares (ha), which is about half of the wider military training area. It is notified for 25 features: chalk grassland, the Nine Mile River, juniper habitat, rare plants, invertebrates including marsh fritillary butterfly and fairy shrimp, and birds including stone curlew and wintering hen harrier. 15:54:53 From Gary Mantle to All panelists : Grassland is a valuable habitat and captures and stores lots of carbon too - mostly in the soil! 15:55:06 From Adam Walton to All panelists : Thanks Claire, good insights. 15:55:23 From Megan Fyfe to Everyone : Trees are good but not needed everywhere: I believe peat marshes sequester more C than woodland. Many other useful ecosystems. 15:55:24 From Liz Christie to All panelists : why not stop deforestation eg HS2 rather than reforestation? 15:55:56 From Jane Brown to Everyone : Agree with Megan 15:56:42 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Shame we didn't regulate the internet.... it' pretty out of control now 15:56:43 From KRUGER, Danny to All panelists : Nick and Ariane - you ready to ask a final Q? 15:56:46 From Louisa - CCL UK to Everyone : Good to hear you talk again, Claire, with fact-based words. We need more of this sensible discussion. 15:56:54 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : agree Megan re trees 15:56:59 From Brian Mathew to All panelists : Well done all for a most interesting and hopefully useful session going forward. Thank you for driving it Danny 15:57:07 From Jane Brown to Everyone : Maybe increase funding to Natural England, creating more jobs in rural areas? 15:57:22 From Richard Nugee to All panelists : happy to chat about trees and Salisbury Plain! 15:57:24 From Nick Murry to Everyone : @Claire. The Wilts Council Climate Emergency Task Group has recommended WC set an ambitious target for tree cover. (in line with WT target). Please get in touch if you'd like to get behind this. My contacts on WC website. Thanks. 15:57:28 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill would drive it! 15:57:33 From Julian Jones to Everyone : Clair, how change market to support then? it's driving in wrong direction 15:57:38 From Malcolm Cox to All panelists : Latest research suggests that Stonehenge and Avebury were open grassland when the prehistoric structures were built there almost 6000 years ago 15:57:40 From Emma Dawnay to Everyone : But the market structure doesn't value a habitable planet 15:57:45 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Natural England are helping ecocide to happen where hs2 is concerned 15:58:07 From Adam Walton to All panelists : Climate change is the ultimate market failure - the market will not solve it until carbon is properly priced which needs legislation 15:58:13 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Woodland Trust doing there best to stop ancient woodlands being destroyed 15:58:25 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : we definitely need regulation and legislation 15:58:32 From Amy Davis to All panelists : We need to at very least follow CCC's advice and we are not keeping up. This is mapped to 2050 which is out legally binding goal after all. 15:58:41 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Central govt needs to devolve power and finance to enable Local Council's to work properly 15:58:57 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : Yes, austerity was a disaster on so many levels! 15:59:19 From Megan Fyfe to Everyone : Agree with Bill re local funding 15:59:45 From Brian Utton CCL UK to Everyone : What were we saying about lack of ambition?!! 16:00:08 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Claire I think your balanced view on net carbon an interesting point. we have to be realistic, whilst aiming for rewilding and green recovery 16:00:26 From Sarah Troughton to Everyone : Thank you Danny , Claire and all . As an interested but uninformed Climate Change resident of Wiltshire I feel quietly encouraged ! 16:00:28 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : Carbon tax pushes the immediacy of the problem home. Do it in this country if nowhere else and show it can work 16:00:29 From Eva McHugh to All panelists : Thank you for calling this summit today Mr Kruger, makes me hopeful that things can and will change. I would love to see some of these suggestions and ideas provided today taken up. 16:00:36 From nick bush to All panelists : you cannot eat trees 16:00:40 From Adam Walton to All panelists : thanks to all speakers - good session. 16:00:41 From judyboyt to Everyone : Thank you Danny. Really good session. 16:00:42 From Jane Brown to Everyone : Thanks to all 16:00:43 From Ros Oswald to Everyone : Thank you everyone, excellent day 16:00:49 From Tim Trimble to Everyone : UK Carbon tax and dividend, then. 16:00:56 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : Thank you everyone - this has been very useful - let’s keep this dialogue going! 16:00:56 From Bill Jarvis to Everyone : what happens next Danny? 16:00:57 From Cllr Judy Rose to All panelists : Thank you to all. 16:00:59 From Louisa - CCL UK to Everyone : Thank you for your time and organising today, to everyone. 16:01:00 From Evangeline Rowe to Everyone : thank you 16:01:04 From Liz Christie to All panelists : thank you Danny and all speakers and panel, very instructive and enjoyable 16:01:09 From Jo Ripley to Everyone : Thanks for organising today 16:01:11 From Christian Lange to Everyone : Thank you for organising this meeting. Very interesting - please keep these regular 16:01:11 From Walter Scott to Everyone : Thanks Danny and team - a good gig 16:01:14 From Brian Utton CCL UK to Everyone : Thank you everybody, a great event. Let's hope other regions do the same 16:01:16 From Alan Mitchell to Everyone : Thanks to all. 16:01:19 From Steve Dettmar to All panelists : Thank you for organising this. 16:01:22 From Sophy Fearnley-Whittingstall to Everyone : Thanks very much Danny - I hope you will also reflect back to the other Wiltshire MPs. 16:01:22 From Claire ONeill to Everyone : well done Danny and team 16:01:23 From milly carmichael to Everyone : Thank you for organising today, Danny. That was courageous of you. 16:01:26 From nick bush to All panelists : thanks Claire 16:01:28 From Julie Strawson to Everyone : Great day, very engaging and a privilege to hear everyone's insight. Thank you. 16:01:30 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Thank you everyone. Now go hug an tree 16:01:31 From sally to All panelists : really interesting day. Thank you all. 16:01:31 From Kate Freeman to All panelists : thank you for the meeting 16:01:32 From yvonne west to All panelists : amazing and and very knowledgable Thank you Danny 16:01:33 From Penelope Price Jones to All panelists : a really interesting day, thank you 16:01:33 From Gina CCL (UK) to Everyone : Excellent day -thank you; we'll watch your progress with interest-Good luck! 16:01:35 From Richard Day CCL UK to All panelists : Thank you all 16:01:35 From Tim Trimble to Everyone : Thank you all! 16:01:37 From Louisa - CCL UK to Everyone : CCL are asking our members to push for similar events in other counties 16:01:39 From Antonia Tolhurst to All panelists : Thank you Danny and everyon 16:01:48 From Emma Dawnay to Everyone : Thank you Danny, both for organising and letting me speak 16:01:50 From Nick Josephy to Everyone : Thanks for an interesting day. 16:02:04 From Harry Lopes to Everyone : Thanks a lot 16:02:04 From Malcolm Cox to All panelists : Thank Danny, a very interesting and informative day. 16:02:06 From Rowena Quantrill to Everyone : thank you. it would be good to have all Wilts MPs participating 16:02:15 From Julian Jones to Everyone : Can you do series of events over year? 16:02:25 From Les Lipscombe to Everyone : Many thanks for organising this valuable event 16:02:26 From Richard Ecclestone to Everyone : Yes - where were the other MPs//???????? 16:02:44 From Ruth Wordley to Everyone : Green Party MP was present 16:02:46 From Suzanne Wickham to All panelists : Thanks so much. great discussion