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COMMENT - Notice the clean-up workers are not wearing the most essential part of clean up gear, respirators. Evidently this is something journalists in the area are still overlooking. Numbers of these workers will likely have reported flu-like symptoms. First stage for petroleum poisoning.
by Alex Kacik
COMMENT - Notice the clean-up workers are not wearing the most essential part of clean up gear, respirators. Evidently this is something journalists in the area are still overlooking. Numbers of these workers will likely have reported flu-like symptoms. First stage for petroleum poisoning.
by Alex Kacik
The pipeline that was responsible for the Refugio oil spill in May
could take up to five years to get back online and the best-case
scenario is 18 to 24 months, according to California Economic
Forecast Director Mark Schniepp.
He spoke to a room full of the biggest oil players in Santa
Barbara County, public officials and members of the Chumash on Nov. 5
about Santa Maria and the region’s economic future, which are
inextricably tied to the oil and gas industry.
If Houston-based Plains All American Pipeline’s Line 901 remains
dormant over the next three years, Santa Barbara County could lose
out on an estimated $74 million, Schniepp told about 100 people at
the Economic Action Summit at the Radisson in Santa Maria. MORE
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