Ed’s day started in Surbiton, at a business breakfast with London Mayoral candidate Siobhan Benita.
Stimulating business breakfast in Surbiton with @SiobhanBenita & 30 local firms
Great ideas for vision for Kingston’s economy: creative industries, flexible workspaces & better transport
Strong voices to #StopBrexit, to support the Rose Theatre & for more affordable housing pic.twitter.com/wLBXGWbbur
— Ed Davey (@EdwardJDavey) June 5, 2019
He commented on the D-Day anniversary:
I cannot imagine how those young soldiers felt disembarking onto those beaches, often under fire. Their courage and sacrifice is our freedom.
We must remember them and never take peace and liberty for granted. And never allow national populism and fascism to win. #DDay75 pic.twitter.com/izrbVVixdO
— Ed Davey (@EdwardJDavey) June 5, 2019
Then he, too, was off to Peterborough to see by-election candidate Beki Sellick ahead of tomorrow’s poll.
Fab to be in Peterborough on eve of poll with our brilliant candidate @LibdemBeki – celebrating #WorldEnvironmentDay2019
@LibDems #StopBrexit message switching the remain vote to Beki – she would be a fantastic MP! pic.twitter.com/idEr4Ljh5m
— Ed Davey (@EdwardJDavey) June 5, 2019
And, on World Environment Day, he commented on a Treasury Select Committee report about decarbonisation.
Great to see Treasury Committee looking into ideas I’ve been campaigning on to #DecarboniseCapitalism
Govt must act faster on #ClimateEmergency & regulate so trillions of pounds switch from fossil fuels to renewables @libdems will green our economy 🌿🌿🌿@GreenLibDems https://t.co/Y1QMEqszgi
— Ed Davey (@EdwardJDavey) June 5, 2019
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One Comment
Ed: please plant large numbers of fast growing or large trees. They do not release their carbon until they decay. If future temperatures are higher than now it would help if they are fire resistant. The oldest ones in the UK are only a century old, but on west coast USA some are many times older. We have planted four at the bottom of the hill to improve the view over an industrial estate. They are now above the ground floor level of the house.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequoiadendron_giganteum
Michael Heseltine likes to plant trees and may have a suitable site.