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Internet Zero Secretary Ed Miliband says he won’t resign if govt backs Heathrow third runway – after years of opposition

By Editorial Board Published January 23, 2025 4 Min Read
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Internet Zero Secretary Ed Miliband says he won’t resign if govt backs Heathrow third runway – after years of opposition

Internet Zero Secretary Ed Miliband has stated he won’t resign if the federal government backs a 3rd runway at Heathrow following years of opposition by him.

In 2009, Mr Miliband threatened to resign from Gordon Brown’s cupboard as power and local weather change secretary over plans for a brand new runway and in 2018 he stated an enlargement was “very likely” to make air air pollution worse.

However he has now stated the federal government can meet each its progress and web zero missions collectively.

Internet Zero Secretary Ed Miliband says he won’t resign if govt backs Heathrow third runway – after years of opposition

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Power and Internet Zero Secretary Ed Miliband stated he wouldn’t resign if a 3rd runway was authorised. Pic: PA

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Requested if he’ll contemplate resigning if the federal government approves a 3rd runway, he stated: “Don’t be ridiculous, no.”

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is anticipated to make use of a speech subsequent week to assist the enlargement, in addition to at Gatwick and Luton.

Mr Miliband stated the federal government’s place is for any aviation enlargement to happen throughout the UK’s carbon budgets, that are a part of plans to fulfill the nation’s 2050 goal of decreasing emissions by 100% in contrast with 1990 ranges.

Impartial advisers on the federal government’s Local weather Change Committee (CC) have known as for no web airport enlargement and not using a correct nationwide plan to curb emissions from the aviation sector and handle passenger capability.

Mr Miliband added: “What the Local weather Change Committee says is that we have to ensure any choices we make on aviation together with enlargement happen inside our carbon budgets.

“And they’re 100% proper about that and that is completely the place of the federal government.

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“We believe that we can meet our growth mission – our number one priority – and keep within carbon budgets and indeed that our clean energy mission is crucial and a central part of meeting our growth mission.

“Removed from them being in contradiction, they’re completely complimentary.”

He refused to say whether or not the nation may nonetheless attain web zero if Heathrow will get a 3rd runway.

“I’m not getting into speculation about specific issues like that.

“What I am saying is that aviation is a part of our financial progress and it has to happen inside our carbon budgets, and that’s accepted proper throughout authorities as a result of we have now legally binding carbon budgets.”

Ms Reeves dropped a heavy hint on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that she intends to dismiss climate concerns and back Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton expansions as she said “progress is the primary mission of this authorities”.

London mayor Sadiq Khan said he was 'humbled'. Pic: PA

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Sir Sadiq Khan stated he’s ‘fairly clear’ he opposes a 3rd runway. Pic: PA

Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan stood his floor after successful a 3rd time period final yr promising to oppose London airport expansions.

Mr Khan has this morning reiterated his opposition to the plans, telling the London Meeting the aviation sector is vital for progress “but we face a climate crisis and a climate emergency”.

“I’m quite clear, my views on the expansion of Heathrow by a new runway haven’t changed,” he stated.

He added that if hypothesis a few new runway abiding by carbon targets, and issues round noise and air air pollution grew to become a actuality “we’ll of course consider the merits of that case”.

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