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In Doubt
9:12 AM EDT October 4, 2024:
Psycho Daisies - "In Doubt" From the album Pushin' up Daisies (1985)
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Government says it will not challenge reviews of approval given to controversial Jackdaw and Rosebank fields
The future of two of the UK’s most controversial oil and gas projects has been thrown into doubt, after the energy secretary, Ed Miliband, withdrew government support for the companies in two legal cases brought by campaigners. The Jackdaw gasfield, operated by Shell, was given approval in 2022, and Greenpeace applied for a judicial review shortly after the decision. Last year, the previous Conservative government gave the green light to Equinor-operated Rosebank, the UK’s biggest untapped oilfield, against the recommendation of climate advisers. Greenpeace and Uplift demanded a judicial review, arguing that the approval was incompatible with the UK’s legally binding climate commitments, and saying that ministers’ original analysis ignored the devastating impact of burning oil from the site. In June, the cases against the oil and gasfields received a boost when the supreme court ruled in a separate case that “scope 3” emissions – that is, the burning of fossil fuels rather than just the building of the infrastructure to do so – should be taken into account when approving projects. The previous government said it would “robustly defend” these cases, but Miliband’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero on Wednesday announced it would not challenge the judicial reviews brought against development consent for the Jackdaw and Rosebank offshore North Sea oil and gasfields, saying it was to “save the taxpayer money”.
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That's a weird reason for withdrawing support for these projects, "to save the taxpayer money," and not "it will destroy the planet." Still, it's a move in the right direction.

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Ok, you know what I hate? When people insist that you need a sexual relationship with someone to be happy. I really don’t get this. Like, for example, I was talking to someone and we were having a conversation about sex (don’t ask) and they said they feel sorry for the people who get married and then have sex every like, two or three months. And young me was like ‘is that bad?’ And the person who I was talking with said ‘yeah, that’s really bad.’ But why? The person I was talking with acted like it was better to get a divorce than live a life where you have sex every couple months. Why would you do that? Why would you leave the person you married, the person you love, just because you don’t have sex? Surely you didn’t marry them just because of their sexual capabilities. Surely you don’t feel such a huge need to literally be inside someone that you divorce your wife/husband/non-binary. I find that ridiculous. I’m probably just too young, but like, wth. And I suppose I get that most of relationships start because one person thinks one’s hot, and there is nothing wrong about that. Heck, I think people are hot all the time. But to date someone just because you think they’re hot, just because you wanna bed them. That’s ridiculous. It legit makes me mad when someone thinks without sex you’re getting ripped off or something, because in life there is so much more to appreciate someone than their looks or abilities.