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How California Oil Spillers Fend Off New Climate Laws

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When Bakersfield-based oil company E&B Natural Resources sought to put wells in Hermosa Beach that would dig through the ocean floor sideways in 2013, the company s president said he wanted the community s trust.
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We understand that we must not only demonstrate that we can operate in a safe and environmentally responsible manner, but we must also establish trust, Steve Layton told the
Los Angeles Times. But Hermosa Beach rejected Layton s offer of trust by voting down the proposed project.
Now environmentalists in Los Angeles say that E&B Natural Resources has violated another community s trust after one of its pipelines at the Inglewood Oil Field leaked more than 1,600 gallons of oil on April 6, according to an initial state spill report, which says a shipping pipeline valve was left open through human error. A call to the Los Angeles County ....

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How California Oil Spillers Fend Off New Climate Laws

When Bakersfield-based oil company E&B Natural Resources sought to put wells in Hermosa Beach that would dig through the ocean floor sideways in 2013, the company’s president said he wanted the community’s trust.
“We understand that we must not only demonstrate that we can operate in a safe and environmentally responsible manner, but we must also establish trust,” Steve Layton told the
Los Angeles Times. But Hermosa Beach rejected Layton’s offer of trust by voting down the proposed project.
Now environmentalists in Los Angeles say that E&B Natural Resources has violated another community’s trust after one of its pipelines at the Inglewood Oil Field leaked more than 1,600 gallons of oil on April 6. A shipping pipeline valve was left open through human error, causing the release of petroleum onto the soil, according to a state spill report. A spokesperson from the Department of Fish and Wildlife, which responds when wildlife or waterways are impacted ....

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How California Oil Spillers Beat the New Climate Laws

How California Oil Spillers Beat the New Climate Laws
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How South L.A. Residents Are Shutting Down Big Oil in Their Neighborhoods

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In Ruth Andrade’s South Los Angeles neighborhood, oil derricks and pump jacks seen from backyards or apartment windows are a fact of life.
For years, Andrade and her neighbors who live in the craftsman homes and apartments that sit close to such properties didn’t know why there was a smell of rotten eggs in the air. It was unclear why children suffered nose bleeds, and teenagers and parents complained of headaches.
When Andrade learned that the chemicals used to draw oil from deep down into the earth could be harmful, she was told it was too hard to fight those responsible. Los Angeles is the second-largest oil-producing county in California, but it’s first when it comes to urban drilling. More than 5,000 wells sit in the city of Los Angeles alone. About a fifth of those are either active or idle. Big Oil companies that extract petroleum on just a few acres of land in densely populated neighborhoods of the city produce more than just product. ....

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Bay Area cities have banned gas to fight climate change. But not Los Angeles

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Bay Area cities have banned gas to fight climate change. But not Los Angeles
Source: By Sammy Roth, Los Angeles Times • Posted: Sunday, February 7, 2021
Over the last two years, 42 California cities and counties have banned or discouraged gas hookups in new buildings. The policies vary from place to place, but the goal is to shift homes and businesses from gas furnaces and stoves which generate planet-warming emissions to electric alternatives such as heat pumps and induction cooktops.
Los Angeles had hoped to be a leader in this area. The sustainability plan released by Mayor Eric Garcetti in April 2019 said all new buildings should be “net-zero carbon” by 2030, with existing buildings converted to zero-emission technologies by 2050. ....

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