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Supplies Of Conventional Crude Oil

EDM number 203 in 2006-07, proposed by John Hemming on 21/11/2006.

That this House calls on the Government to recognise the increasing evidence for a global peak in conventional oil production in the near future, noting that this event means that global oil supplies will begin to decline terminally and that in turn an increase in global oil demand will not be met, that unconventional oil and alternative fuels will not be able fully to meet the growing gap between supply and demand and thus that will be the end of cheap and abundant oil with ever more challenging consequences for transport, agriculture, employment, the financial system, peace and security; and calls for the Government to acknowledge that as a peak in production is inevitable it must begin planning now.

This motion has been signed by a total of 20 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
John Hemming21/11/2006Birmingham, YardleyLiberal DemocratProposed
Derek Conway22/11/2006Old Bexley & SidcupConservativeSeconded
Jeremy Corbyn22/11/2006Islington NorthLabourSeconded
Martin Caton22/11/2006GowerLabourSeconded
Alasdair McDonnell22/11/2006Belfast SouthSocial Democratic and Labour PartySeconded
David Taylor23/11/2006North West LeicestershireLabourSeconded
Brian Jenkins23/11/2006TamworthLabourSigned
Elfyn Llwyd23/11/2006Meirionnydd Nant ConwyPlaid CymruSigned
Ann Cryer23/11/2006KeighleyLabourSigned
Paul Flynn23/11/2006Newport WestLabourSigned
John McDonnell27/11/2006Hayes and HarlingtonLabourSigned
Iris Robinson28/11/2006StrangfordDUPSigned
Lindsay Hoyle28/11/2006ChorleyLabourSigned
Alan Meale28/11/2006MansfieldLabourSigned
Albert Owen29/11/2006Ynys MLabourSigned
Rudi Vis29/11/2006Finchley and Golders GreenLabourSigned
Alan Simpson30/11/2006Nottingham SouthLabourSigned
Bill Etherington04/12/2006Sunderland NorthLabourSigned
Janet Dean05/12/2006BurtonLabourSigned
Nia Griffith06/12/2006LlanelliLabourSigned

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