Ocean Alliance Against Offshore Drilling
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Drilling for fossil fuels is killing marine life, habitats and our chances of a sustainable future

We are united against this needless death and destruction.

We’re calling for an immediate ban on all new oil and gas developments in UK seas.

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Oil Spill Map

Toxic spills are poisoning UK seas every day. Our map exposes the truth from the governments own reports, and it’s not good.

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Who We Are

The alliance is made up of hundreds of individuals and organisations who want to end drilling once and for all.

Oceana Patagonia Uplift Greenpeace
Oceanographic Surfrider Foundation Angling Trust Finisterre
Surfers Against Sewage Parents for Future UK Wildlife and Countryside Link Whale and Dolphin Conservation
Cornwall Climate Care Aberdeen University Marine Society Blue Marine Foundation
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News

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Oceana given permission to challenge oil & gas licences in High Court
21.11.24 | News
Oceana given permission to challenge oil & gas licences in High Court

Ocean Alliance member, Oceana UK, has been granted permission for a judicial review challenge to the government’s decision to award fossil fuel exploration licences in UK waters to be heard in the High Court.

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How to be a whale
10.06.24 | News
How to be a whale

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to be a whale? To float, to swim, to feel the water around you resonate as you sing a song that can be heard hundreds of miles away?

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OCEAN ALLIES ASSEMBLE!
30.04.24 | News
OCEAN ALLIES ASSEMBLE!

The Ocean Alliance Against Offshore Drilling convened for its first in-person meeting in Cornwall this month, and it was a corker. The alliance, which includes NGOs such as Oceana and Greenpeace, businesses like Finisterre, as well as academics, artists and others, formed in 2023 to raise the alarm around the severe risk that oil and gas developments pose to our ocean, its marine life, and our coastal communities.

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