Topic: Chris Huhne
Quotes
Making green growth a reality for both countries will be crucial for prosperity, the environment and for our energy security
London, Beijing target low-carbon growth Jan 11, 2011
It cannot be a justified response to the problems we face in this country that the state is spying on half a million people a year
Britain logs 500,000 surveillance requests Aug 10, 2009
What we are seeing will transform the regulation of deep-water drilling worldwide
North Sea at risk from oil industry Jun 09, 2010
It's clear that our safety and environmental regulatory regime is fit for purpose
Greenpeace sues U.K. over ocean drilling Nov 12, 2010
This is a really important moment, a turning point in the long-running saga of international climate change negotiations
Cancun summit revives U.N. process Dec 14, 2010
Christopher Murray Paul-Huhne, generally known as Chris Huhne (/ˈhjuːn/, born 2 July 1954) is a Liberal Democrat politician and cabinet minister, who is the current Member of Parliament for the Eastleigh constituency in Hampshire. He was appointed Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change following the 2010 general election.
He has twice run for the leadership of the Liberal Democrats but was beaten on both occasions. In the 2006 election he came second to Sir Menzies Campbell and in the 2007 election he narrowly lost to Nick Clegg.
Huhne was born in an affluent section of west London to businessman Peter Paul-Huhne and amateur actress, Ann Muray, who had been the voice of the Speaking clock. He was educated at the fee-paying Westminster School. His family name was Paul-Huhne and he was known all through his school years as Christopher Paul-Huhne. At Oxford, he simplified his name to "Chris Huhne".
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