Category: Climate Change

Baltic Klipper container spill raises wider concerns

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This incident draws attention to three distinct areas of concern for Solent Protection Society: Environmental Impacts of PollutionClimate Change AdaptationMaritime Safety Environmental Impacts of Pollution The volunteer trustees of the Solent Protection Society are all too familiar with the environmental damage caused by sewage discharges from Southern Water’s combined sewer overflows. Yet, at the eastern … Continue reading Baltic Klipper container spill raises wider concerns

ExxonMobil CO2 Pipeline – Observations on the arguments and challenges

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It’s been encouraging to monitor the spirited discussion on social media relating to ExxonMobil's non-statutory consultation on its ‘Solent CO2 Pipeline’ proposal.  Like many contentious development proposals, this pre-planning consultation was launched during a holiday period, prompting sceptics to suggest that the company was aiming to limit the volume of the response. If that was … Continue reading ExxonMobil CO2 Pipeline – Observations on the arguments and challenges

ExxonMobil Solent CO2 Pipeline – Original summary post

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To view the current SPS ExxonMobil CO2 pipeline articles please use the following easy-to-remember URL: solentprotection.org/exxon Please click anywhere in this box to view. Over the past five weeks, SPS has been hard at work reading widely from many different sources to try and find the detail missing from the current ExxonMobil 'Solent CO2 Pipeline' … Continue reading ExxonMobil Solent CO2 Pipeline – Original summary post

ExxonMobil’s answer is ‘a pipeline’ but in 2024, what should the question be?

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This is the sixth SPS post on the subject of the ExxonMobil 'Solent CO2 Pipeline Project.The front page summary post, which is the best place to begin for the reader new to the subject, can be found by clicking this link. Alternatively, the full list of SPS Posts on the subject can be found by … Continue reading ExxonMobil’s answer is ‘a pipeline’ but in 2024, what should the question be?