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7 million Californians live near oil and gas wells. This bill could change that.

7 million Californians live near oil and gas wells. This bill could change that.

PublishedApr 12, 2021TopicShare/RepublishDespite its green reputation, California has a big fossil fuel problem on its hands: neighborhood oil and gas drilling. In California, there’s nothing preventing frackers or drillers from setting up shop right next to your home, school, or hospital — and indeed, this is the reality for currently living within 1 mile of oil and gas drilling operations, who are disproportionately non-white and low-income. Now, a new state bill called , slated for a hearing in the California Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water on Tuesday, may reshape...

April 12, 2021
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Oil companies want you to think they're feminist. It's BS.

Oil companies want you to think they're feminist. It's BS.

PublishedMar 09, 2021TopicShare/RepublishMonday was International Women’s Day, and oil companies want you to know — they’re feminists, too! , , and even the , the oil industry’s biggest lobbying group, posted messages about the importance of women in the oil and gas industry. “Here’s to the women making a difference at Chevron,” tweeted the Chevron account.Symbolic gestures of corporate solidarity are nothing new for the oil and gas industry. Last year, in a particularly cringe-worthy commemoration of International Women’s Day, one Shell gas station run by two women temporarily added an...

March 9, 2021
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California is still oil country. This county wants to keep it that way.

California is still oil country. This county wants to keep it that way.

PublishedFeb 12, 2021TopicShare/RepublishJuan Flores remembers vividly the first time he learned what fracking smelled like. He was breaking ground on a community garden near a school as part of his job as a community organizer in the small town of Shafter, California, when an acrid smell filled the air. Within 30 minutes, he had a headache. The community members at the event warned him they were accustomed to not going outside when this smell filled the air. They knew instinctively what it meant — an oil or gas well was being fracked.Shafter is located in Kern County, the heart of...

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