MEP warns farmers face ruin in event of no deal
Molly highlights that ‘rolling over trade deals’ is wishful thinking and that subsequently a no deal Brexit would be disastrous for South West farmers.
Month: July 2019
Green MEP slams ‘outrageous policy’ which would force consumers to pay for new nuclear
Nuclear is not the answer to the climate emergency says Molly. It is too slow, far too expensive and can only be supported by subsidy.
e-news July 2019
The new Commission president, the climate emergency and of course the latest on Brexit.
This is the speech the potential EU chief should have given if she really wanted the Green vote
Molly offered this speech to EU Commission president nominee Ursula von der Leyen, published on the Independent website.
Greens reject von der Leyen for top job
A statement explaining why Greens are not backing Ursula von der Leyen for EU Commission president.
Cross-party MEPs seek parliamentary inquiry into influence of foreign powers in wake of Darroch affair
A request for an inquiry comes in the wake of the leak of official diplomatic correspondence between the British Ambassador in Washington, Kim Darroch, and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Greens call on European Investment Bank to end investments in fossil fuels
Molly is one of a group of Green MEPs who have written to the President of the European Investment Bank (EIB) demanding it shifts lending towards green energy and energy efficiency.
The ‘MEP who doesn’t fly’ urges people to sign up to ‘flight-free 2020’
Molly is urging people to make a ‘flight-free 2020’ pledge, saying stopping flying, or cutting back considerably, is the ‘most important single thing we can do individually to protect our climate’.
Greens welcome ‘remainer’ stance from EU Commission President hopeful
Molly says those wanting to stop a disastrous crash out of the EU should feel greatly encouraged by comments made by the potential future Commission president.
US threaten action against French digital tax
Molly responds to threats from the US Trade Department that it may retaliate for the imposition of a tax on big technology companies in France.
