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They can send or sell it to pretty much any refinery they want. The oil will get pumped into storage tanks and shipped.

With the closure of Grangemouth in 2025, the only refinery in Scotland . Where does this leave existing producers in the NS in terms of refining their oil ? . What options do they have .

Just found this in the Spectator (in 2021 - 12 years after the event):

"..............That is not to question, of course, that global temperatures – as measured from thermometers – have risen over the past century. No, Climategate didn’t ‘disprove’ global warming or show that it was a scam. What is did confirm is that climate scientists are using highly questionable methods to construct a record of historic temperatures. Moreover, it showed the lengths to which some climate scientists would go to try to silence colleagues with whom they disagreed – in one case threatening to try to remove an editor from an academic journal. Theft or no theft, Climategate revealed important matters of public interest – especially given the extent to which we are now being asked to adjust our lifestyles to reduce carbon emissions – and the BBC is quite wrong to try to dismiss the public interest side and present it merely as some dark and dastardly crime".

Make up your own minds:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2nhssPW77I

Dr Judity Curry refers in the linked video below to "Climategate". The University of East Anglia (which has always been a leading admirer of the emperor's silks) was hacked and compromising emails etc were published on various blogs. I haven't been able to find a single critical comment about what unbiased scientists (inc Dr Curry) found unethical (worse than). Quelle surprise.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tPGcDXfVnc

Keep spreading the message. It's a hoax - and one that will have disastrous effects on our way of life and our freedom of choice.

Imagine a four-way discussion on the subject between Rachel Reeves, Ed Miliband, Prof Happer and Dr Curry.........

Very interesting concept there, Mr Upham - I would question whether there are many worse off countries in the world than the UK. And I include even (especially?) the poorest African nations in that, and the reason is that the UK attracts all these low end immigrants who are a massive drain on the rest of society, and manages to keep this juggling act going by selling gilts in order to fund this, and institutions (mostly the UK citizens' own pension funds) are willing to lend because there is this ridiculous belief that the UK is a "wealthy nation" and so can repay (and historically always has repaid) its debts. Therefore, the impoverished African countries who cannot borrow will actually be in a much better position than the UK once the music stops! (The UK is a bit like a high earning Dr who's never bought a property but has a huge income, spends it on renting a luxury flat, living the high life, dining daily in the best restaurants, and actually spends much more than he earns, financed by credit card debt and personal loans, and in the process acquires absolutely no assets of value; and the African countries are the blue collar workers who live hand to mouth, eat rice and beans, but don't acquire assets beyond their old clunker of a car and perhaps a tiny terraced house in the most run down area of town - when both guys get laid off, I know whose bills I'd rather be responsible for paying.) To cut a long story short, our historical success has allowed us to borrow enough rope to hang ourselves (several times over.) Anyhow, I'm off to a co-worker's wedding in a moment, with a long drive to get there, so will sign off and wish the two and four legged inhabitants of Buckfastleigh Towers a restful and recouperative weekend.