Stop Rosebank

‘Tinderbox’ UK may be one shock away from food riots, experts say Weakened food security could tip into unrest after a cyber-attack, extreme weather or conflict, analysis finds

Source: www.theguardian.com/food/2026/fe...

The UK is closer to a food crisis than most realise.

Experts say one major shock could send our fragile food system into chaos.

Years of neglect left us here, but with better planning, fairer food systems, and climate action, we can still build resilience.

What #DirtyBusiness on Channel 4 has exposed is a system that lets corporations poison our water and walk away

From sewage in our seas to new oil fields, it's the same logic of profit over people and planet

We stand with @sascampaigns.bsky.social in demanding clean water and climate justice

6 reasons why we need to stop Rosebank, the UK’s biggest undeveloped oil field 🚨

Roses are red
Oil is jet black
We must Stop Rosebank
So Labour - don’t backtrack

@stopcambo.bsky.social

The Rosebank oil field is a bad deal for Britain.

Some of world’s oldest trees hit by climate-fuelled wildfires in Patagonia Wildfires that left 23 people dead were made about three times more likely by global heating, researchers say

Source: www.theguardian.com/world/2026/f...

Some of the world’s oldest trees, thousands of years old, were scorched by wildfires in Patagonia this January.

This is what burning fossil fuels is stealing from us - our homes and irreplaceable parts of our planet

Green MP @carladenyer.bsky.social demands answers over connections between Rosebank oil field and occupation in Palestine 👇

Why is the UK so rainy this year and how is the climate crisis making matters worse? It has rained in parts of the country every day of the year so far and downpours are expected to continue this week

Source: www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Weeks into 2026, the UK is still experiencing relentless rain, with storms refusing to budge and the soil saturated.

This is the cost of ignoring how fast the climate is changing.

Leaders have a choice - cut oil and gas or continue to pour fuel on the fire.

BREAKING🚨: Oil giant BP has announced HUGE profits of £5.5 billion in 2025.

They're raking it in while households are pushed to breaking point by energy costs, and communities face worsening floods, fires and heat.

Their profits are built on a crisis they helped create.

Rosebank oil field emissions would equate to 70% of the UK's annual total, yet the developer claims this isn’t significant.

Climate & environmental impacts must not be ignored - Rosebank must be rejected due to the catastrophic harm it will cause to our environment.

Thank you for raising this!

Send a postcard to your MP/MSP to #StopRosebank Every MP and MSP needs to hear directly from their constituents that the government must stop Rosebank. Take 2 minutes: send a physical postcard directly to your MP or MSP’s office.

Send a postcard to your MP or MSP now 👇
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Many MPs signed the pledge after receiving postcards from their constituents, and we’ve just made it even easier for you to send your own.

With a Rosebank decision imminent, your MP needs to hear from you that this climate wrecking project cannot go ahead.

Political pressure is vital to stop this disastrous project, and dozens of MPs across the political spectrum have already pledged to oppose the field - but we’re fighting against a billion-pound propaganda machine

Your MP is constantly being lobbied by the oil and gas industry. Let’s make sure they’re hearing from the people they’re supposed to serve – us.

Send a postcard to your MP or MSP now 👇
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@laurenthesunflower.bsky.social

Firefighters spent more than 100 days tackling 'unprecedented' wildfires in Scotland Wildfires in Scotland jumped to record levels in 2025, according to new data.

Source: www.scotsman.com/news/politic...

Firefighters in Scotland spent over 2,500 hours responding to devastating wildfires last year.

Wildfires are lasting longer, and spreading wider - increasing the pressure on fire crews.

We must match climate action to the scale of climate breakdown.

BREAKING 🚨: Scottish First Minister urged to come off the fence and urge the UK Government to say NO to the Rosebank oil field.

🚨 BREAKING: Rosebank's owner Equinor has just announced profits of £13 billion in 2025.

Equinor makes billions, year after year, from keeping us hooked on oil and gas and wrecking the climate.

They profit. We pay the price.

Fossil fuel firms may have to pay for climate damage under proposed UN tax Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation could also force ultra-rich to pay global wealth tax

Source: www.theguardian.com/environment/...

For years fossil fuel companies have pocketed record profits while communities paid the price for climate breakdown.

Now there’s a real push at the UN to make polluters and the rich pay for the damage they have caused.

This is basic fairness and a step towards climate justice.

Rosebank oil field 'could breach international law' over West Bank link Campaigners claim the involvement of an Israeli firm could provide a legal argument to block the planned development

Source: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

BREAKING 🚨: UK Government warned Rosebank oil field could break international law over links to illegal Israeli settlements.

New legal advice identifies potential breaches of UK international obligations under the Geneva convention, should Rosebank be approved.

Hundreds of flood warnings and alerts as Storm Chandra disruption continues A severe "danger to life" flood warning is issued for a residential park after the third named storm of the year.

Source: www.bbc.com/news/article...

Storm Chandra is the third major storm to hit the UK this month.

This is what increasingly frequent and extreme weather looks like. Yet governments keep backing new oil and gas.

We don’t have to accept this.

Number of people living in extreme heat to double by 2050 if 2C rise occurs, study finds Scientists expect 41% of the projected global population to face the extremes, with ‘no part of the world’ immune

Source: www.theguardian.com/environment/...