A London judge has knocked back a lawsuit aimed at stopping 28 offshore oil and gas exploration licences, giving the government a win it probably didn’t expect this week. Oceana UK had claimed officials treated the licences like a rubber-stamp exercise, ignoring climate impacts and the state of protected marine zones. The court didn’t buy it. It basically said: these aren’t drilling permits, they’re early scoping permissions, and fuller environmental checks can come later, if companies ever get that far. The ruling drops…