In the News | Newsweek
California Regulators Approve Fewer Fracking Permits Due to Climate Change Concerns
November 24, 2021 –
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In the News | San Francisco Chronicle
Citing climate risks, California is denying fracking permits in droves
November 23, 2021 –
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In the News | Sacramento Bee
At Glasgow United Nations summit, Newsom must become the bold climate leader we hoped for
October 25, 2021 –
On the heels of the recall election, Newsom is primed to boldly reassert California’s leadership on climate.
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In the News | Los Angeles Times
Column: As California continues to burn, politicians must have their feet held to the fire
October 18, 2021 –
Wildfires have always menaced California and that will never stop, especially with climate warming.
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In the News | Los Angeles Times
Dismayed by oil spill, some in Huntington Beach say it’s time to end offshore drilling
October 6, 2021 –
Gov. Gavin Newsom said during a news conference at Bolsa Chica State Beach on Tuesday afternoon that it’s “time once and for all to disabuse ourselves that [oil drilling] has to be part of our future.”
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In the News | Los Angeles Times
Editorial: Huntington Beach shore is covered in oil. This is why the U.S. needs to end coastal drilling
October 3, 2021 –
We already know the U.S. needs to wean itself off oil and gas to help the planet avoid the worst impacts of climate change. This spill illustrates that the threat to the coastal environment isn’t just hypothetical and that we need to move much faster to phase out coastal oil drilling.
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In the News | Los Angeles Times
What caused the massive oil spill off Huntington Beach? Here is what we know
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People began smelling oil off the Orange County coast on Friday afternoon. By Saturday, an oil slick was visible, with boaters along with dolphins and other marine life moving through it. Then overnight Saturday night and Sunday morning, oil begin to wash onto beaches and marshland along the Huntington Beach coast.
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In the News | Los Angeles Times
Huge ecological losses feared as Orange County oil spill hits wetlands, marshes
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“What we’re seeing here is the legacy of our addiction to fossil fuels — this is something that will keep happening unless we switch to clean energy,” said Jacqueline Savitz, chief policy officer for Oceana, a group working to protect the world’s oceans. “No matter how much you clean up a spill, there will always be oil that lingers for years and years.”
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In the News | Los Angeles Times
Newsletter: Why hasn’t California closed Aliso Canyon? Critics say Newsom needs to step up
October 1, 2021 –
Alexandra Nagy, California director of the environmental group Food and Water Watch, says Newsom must step up. “There’s a lot more work that needs to be done, and a lot more leadership that needs to be shown,” she told me.
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