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Oil drillers win OK for 40,500 new wells, but major farmer vows to sue

Oil drillers win OK for 40,500 new wells, but major farmer vows to sue © Andrew Grinberg/Clean Water Action/Clean Water Fund Belridge oil field, Kern County, CA Kern County supervisors on Monday night, over the objections of farmers and environmentalists, gave upfront, blanket environmental approval for 40,500 new oil and gas wells in the county via a single, supplemental environmental impact report and a related ordinance. The vote allows oil producers to streamline normally lengthy reviews necessary to gauge the impact of each new project on a laundry list of issues including air quality, drinking water and wildlife.  The unique measures, developed with the state s leading oil lobbyists and backed by organized labor, augment similar approvals that were thrown out by a state appeals court last March.

Lawsuit Challenges More Sprawl Development in San Diego County

For Immediate Release, December 17, 2020 Contact: Peter J. Broderick, Center for Biological Diversity, (503) 283-5474 x 421, pbroderick@biologicaldiversity.org Dan Silver, Endangered Habitats League, (213) 804-2750, dsilverla@me.com Peter Andersen, Sierra Club, (619) 857-4233, westone47@gmail.com Richard Halsey, California Chaparral Institute, (760) 419-5760, rwh@californiachaparral.org Lawsuit Challenges More Sprawl Development in San Diego County Otay Village 13 Project in Fire-prone Area Would Threaten Endangered Species SAN DIEGO Conservation organizations sued San Diego County today for approving Otay Ranch Resort Village 13, a massive sprawl development in the ecologically rich Jamul mountain region. The project would locate thousands of new residents in a wildfire-prone area that is currently home to endangered and threatened wildlife species.

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