💬 “Govt must now bring forward this permanent ban as soon as possible in 2026, while focussing on investing in a fast but fair transition [and], supporting offshore workers into a growing industry that allows our ocean to thrive.” — Naomi Tilley, our Campaign Lead 🌊

⚠️ BUT govt will also allow expansion of existing oil fields. That means Big Oil can continue to pollute and damage our seas ❌ Expansions MUST be subject to the same rigorous environmental checks as new licences 🔽

Fossil fuel projects like the Glendronach oil field leak mercury into our seas, which ends up in the ocean, and in our marine wildlife 🐬

Big Oil isn't just driving climate breakdown. They’re poisoning our seas ❌🌊

📩 Demand an end to new oil and gas: act.oceana.org/page/171529/...

Starting by ending ALL new oil & gas in UK seas 🌊🛑

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That means one in every 25 participants at the 2025 UN climate summit is a representative of Big Oil - the industry driving the climate crisis 😡

Enough is enough. It's time to make our voices heard.

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Even when all the oil has been extracted, abandoned pipelines may continue to release neurotoxic mercury - which can bioaccumulate in sea creatures including fish, shellfish + marine mammals.

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

This trend is alarming 🚨

🌊 Oil lobbyists also attended the UN Ocean Conference in France

🇬🇧 In the UK, Gov has held 500 meetings with them in last year alone

Enough is enough. It's time to make our voices heard.

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