Senior Labour figures are gearing up for a significant internal conflict as Keir Starmer considers approving the Rosebank oilfield, Britain's largest untapped oil reserve. Many party members are prepared to contest the approval, framing it as a contentious issue that reveals the tussle between the party's environmental advocates and those prioritizing economic growth, represented by figures like Rachel Reeves. Following a recent court ruling against the oilfield's consent, a deeper assessment of its carbon emissions will precede any new decision, raising stakes for the party as it navigates these conflicting priorities.
Labour leaders warn of a fierce opposition to Keir Starmer over the crucial decision on the controversial Rosebank oilfield, reflecting divisions within the party.
The Rosebank oilfield, Britain's largest untapped reservoir, has sparked internal conflict within Labour, highlighting the ongoing battle between environmental priorities and economic growth.
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