Ed Miliband speech at Green Alliance event in London

The transcript discusses the contrasting climate policies of the Labour and Conservative parties in the UK. It highlights Labour's commitment to climate action as a means to lower energy bills, ensure energy security, and create jobs. In contrast, it criticizes the Conservative Party for climate delay and denial, which could lead to higher bills and energy insecurity. The importance of UK leadership in global climate efforts is emphasized, and the potential negative global impact of a Conservative victory is explored.

What does the Labour Party propose as a solution to lower energy bills and ensure energy security?

• Delaying climate policies

• Reducing investment in clean energy

• Accelerating climate action

• Increasing reliance on fossil fuels

According to the speaker, what is the real cause of the cost of living crisis?

• Excessive investment in renewable energy

• Too little clean power

• Dependence on offshore wind

• Too much clean power

What does the speaker suggest would happen if the Conservative Party remains in power?

• Empowerment of climate delays and deniers

• Stronger international climate leadership

• Increased investment in clean energy

• Lower energy bills

How does the speaker describe the current government's approach to climate diplomacy?

• Focused on renewable energy

• Supportive of global efforts

• Two-faced and undermining

• Consistent and effective

What impact does the speaker believe a Labour victory would have on global climate action?

• It would have no impact

• It would slow down global efforts

• It would galvanize global action

• It would increase fossil fuel use