
Reform manifesto oil plans ‘only benefit party donors’
The Rosebank oil field would be a climate catastrophe, and by threatening to approve it, Reform are doing the bidding of its wealthy fossil fuel donors.

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The Rosebank oil field would be a climate catastrophe, and by threatening to approve it, Reform are doing the bidding of its wealthy fossil fuel donors.

While ordinary people are worried sick about rising energy bills, it’s grotesque that BP are making billions from the violence in Iran.

The proposed gas power station would mean huge climate pollution and sky rocketing energy bills for a generation.
The Plan is lacking in both detail and policy and does not represent a robust route to meeting climate goals. The next Scottish Government must go further than the policies outlined in this CCP if it wishes to tackle the climate emergency in a just and equitable way.

It is deeply worrying to see the First Minister pleading poverty on behalf of oil companies by demanding the end of the windfall tax.

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

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