BREAKING 🚨: WE WON OUR CASE AGAINST ROSEBANK. The court has ruled the oil field UNLAWFUL and Rosebank’s approval has been overturned. This is a monumental victory in the fight for a liveable future for all.

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Millions more homes across Britain face devastating floods. Some towns may have to be abandoned entirely as climate breakdown hits. This is the cost of opening new oil fields like Rosebank instead of funding real climate solutions. We can’t keep fuelling this crisis.

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We can stop temperatures from rising by cutting fossil fuel use and ending new oil fields. The UK government must #StopRosebank and lead a just transition to clean, renewable energy. Protect life, not profits .

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Coral reefs are the nurseries of our oceans, sheltering a quarter of all marine life. With global heating already at 1.4°C, reefs are suffering “widespread dieback.” If we don’t act fast, entire ecosystems and coastal communities will disappear.

BREAKING 🚨: The planet has crossed its first catastrophic climate tipping point. Scientists warn that warm-water coral reefs are now in long-term decline, threatening the homes, food security and livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people.

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Governments, including the UK, must take responsibility for the energy transition instead of leaving it to oil and gas companies. We need a clear plan that phases out fossil fuels, supports workers and communities, and creates secure, long-term renewable jobs.

Vinyl is vital to so many industries. It's the backbone of a diverse set of products, like pipe for safe water delivery.

The secure jobs of the future are in renewables, not oil and gas. Most oil and gas companies are still pouring money into fossil fuels, even as North Sea production declines. The industry keeps promising to transition but won’t while their profit comes from business as usual.

It's the same in the UK. Since 2015, only 6 offshore companies have invested in UK renewable projects, even as profits have soared and workers ask for long-term, sustainable jobs. And just 7 out of 87 of these companies will invest anything in renewable energy by 2030.

Researchers found that more than half of this limited renewable capacity came from buying existing projects, not building new ones. It's window dressing. Together, these firms produce 88% of the world’s oil & gas, yet renewables make up only 0.13% of their total energy output.

BREAKING🚨:The world’s 250 largest oil &gas companies own 1.5% of global renewable power capacity. Despite years of climate pledges, new research shows their real investment in clean energy remains tiny compared to fossil fuels. Oil giants are NOT serious about the transition

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This is not about protecting workers. It is about protecting power and profit. The real future is clean energy, secure jobs, and innovation that keeps Britain competitive. The past is Farage and Ratcliffe shaking hands while the world moves forward without them.

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Ineos has laid off sixty workers in Hull, shut two plants in Germany, & closed the refinery in Grangemouth. Each time, Ratcliffe points at energy costs & carbon taxes for these closures. He never mentions his own choice to delay investing in cleaner, more competitive industries.

Nigel Farage is courting UK's richest man, Jim Ratcliffe, the Ineos boss who called clean energy targets ��absurd.” Ratcliffe’s empire has shut refineries, cut jobs, & blamed climate policy for it all. Farage wants him onside. That says everything about where Reform UK is heading.

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Much of this progress came from the Global South. China added more solar and wind capacity than the rest of the world combined. India and several African nations also saw record solar growth that helped reduce coal and gas use.

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GOOD NEWS 🎉: For the first time in history, renewables have overtaken coal as the world’s biggest source of electricity. Solar and wind met 100% of new global electricity demand in the first half of 2025 and even helped cut coal and gas use.