Over 8,700 questions in 10 years, yet only a fraction dug into why clean energy projects stall, why data is missing, or why floods and landslides keep killing thousands. The real story? MPs care more about headlines than accountability. While the government celebrates hitting 50% non-fossil power ahead of schedule, 42,000+ MW of renewable energy sits unused; stuck because states won’t sign contracts. And when asked about heatwave deaths or cloudbursts? The answer is often: ‘No data.’ That’s not ignorance; it’s a system designed to look good, not work well. Climate change isn’t just about goals. It’s about farmers losing crops, workers dying in heat, and villages vanishing under landslides. Yet Parliament rarely connects those dots. If we want true climate action, we need questions that demand answers; not declarations.