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Heat on Britain to extract last dregs of North Sea oil despite climate pledge (opens the original)
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Aberdeen: The British North Sea, once a hub for oil and gas drilling, has faced a quarter-century of declining production, depriving communities along a foggy stretch of Scottish coastline of their economic core. Now applications for two new offshore drilling projects – a lifeline for the region – could be decided by the government in the coming days. Andy Burnham, Britain’s prime minister, faces a choice with complex economic and political ramifications, no matter what he does. He could approve
Heat on Britain to extract last dregs of North Sea oil despite climate pledge (opens the original)
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Aberdeen: The British North Sea, once a hub for oil and gas drilling, has faced a quarter-century of declining production, depriving communities along a foggy stretch of Scottish coastline of their economic core. Now applications for two new offshore drilling projects – a lifeline for the region – could be decided by the government in the coming days. Andy Burnham, Britain’s prime minister, faces a choice with complex economic and political ramifications, no matter what he does. He could approve
Heat on Britain to extract last dregs of North Sea oil despite climate pledge (opens the original)
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Aberdeen: The British North Sea, once a hub for oil and gas drilling, has faced a quarter-century of declining production, depriving communities along a foggy stretch of Scottish coastline of their economic core. Now applications for two new offshore drilling projects – a lifeline for the region – could be decided by the government in the coming days. Andy Burnham, Britain’s prime minister, faces a choice with complex economic and political ramifications, no matter what he does. He could approve
Heat on Britain to extract last dregs of North Sea oil despite climate pledge (opens the original)
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Aberdeen: The British North Sea, once a hub for oil and gas drilling, has faced a quarter-century of declining production, depriving communities along a foggy stretch of Scottish coastline of their economic core. Now applications for two new offshore drilling projects – a lifeline for the region – could be decided by the government in the coming days. Andy Burnham, Britain’s prime minister, faces a choice with complex economic and political ramifications, no matter what he does. He could approve
Topic | Andy Burnham | Brisbane Times (opens the original)
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The UK government pledged a moratorium on new drilling but Prime Minister Andy Burnham could be poised to give the industry a lifeline – and appease US President Donald Trump. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband led the push from a dozen countries, blaming Israel for allowing illegal settlements and failing to stop “ethnic cleansing” against Palestinian communities. From a distance, it is easy to dismiss Reform as an extreme movement that wants to overturn British politics with radical change.
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