“If the UK develops additional oil and gas production, that does not mean an equivalent quantity of production elsewhere automatically stops. It adds additional fossil-fuel supply to an international

“If the UK develops additional oil and gas production, that does not mean an equivalent quantity of production elsewhere automatically stops. It adds additional fossil-fuel supply to an international market. There is no mechanism whereby developing new UK production causes another producer to permanently leave an equivalent volume of hydrocarbons in the ground.” By Kevin Anderson No Atmospheric Ex

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“If the UK develops additional oil and gas production, that does not mean an equivalent quantity of production elsewhere automatically stops. It adds additional fossil-fuel supply to an international

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“If the UK develops additional oil and gas production, that does not mean an equivalent quantity of production elsewhere automatically stops. It adds additional fossil-fuel supply to an international market. There is no mechanism whereby developing new UK production causes another producer to permanently leave an equivalent volume of hydrocarbons in the ground.” By Kevin Anderson No Atmospheric Ex