
‘Landmark’ decision to end oil drilling in new fields welcomed
Ministers failed to mention Rosebank or Cambo projects and opened up some loopholes for more drilling

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Ministers failed to mention Rosebank or Cambo projects and opened up some loopholes for more drilling

Equinor resubmitted their environmental statement after new climate rules forced them to admit just how much pollution would come from burning the oil and gas taken from the field – with their assessment concluding that this would amount to nearly 250 million tonnes of damaging emissions.
The public are rightly concerned about climate breakdown and want political leaders who can deliver action in a way that fights inequality and creates good green jobs

Campaigners highlighted how it has been over two years since consultation closed on the Government’s Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan

Increasing oil extraction will do nothing to reduce the household bills which have been held hostage by greedy energy companies for years now.
There are major concerns over this project’s climate impact – both in Scotland and overseas.

Palestine solidarity, climate and trade union groups joined forces in Glasgow to demand end to estimated £434 million fossil fuel investments

Greedy oil companies who are demanding new fields like Rosebank and Jackdaw must now admit the true scale of climate harm these projects will cause.

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