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Emails Raise Questions About Chevron’s Bay Area Oil Spill Response Aaron Cantu, Capital & Main Capital & Main This article was produced by the award-winning journalism nonprofit Capital & Main. It is co-published here with permission. The morning after a quarter-inch hole in a pipeline owned by Chevron leaked petroleum fluids into the San Francisco Bay on February 9, Richmond Mayor Tom Butt struck an optimistic tone about the incident at the oil giant’s refinery. “I think in the big picture it’s going to be OK,” Butt told one local press outlet. On his blog several days later, Butt ...

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RICHMOND, Calif. (KGO) -- Chevron is now saying the material that leaked from one of its pipelines into San Francisco Bay Tuesday was some combination of water and petroleum material, perhaps gasoline or diesel fuel. However, it's awaiting lab results. Initial estimates had the spill at about 600 gallons, but a Chevron spokesperson said that is likely to change. So far, according to Contra Costa County Public Health and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, there have been no reports of health or environmental impacts. 'We don't know exactly what it is yet," said Linsi Crain, Manage...

Chevron estimates up to 750 gallons of mixture spilled into the Bay By Dan McMenamin and KTVU staff Published  Chevron estimates up to 750 gallons of mixture spilled into the Bay In an update Wednesday evening, Chevron said as much as 750 gallons of the product were leaked into the Bay.  RICHMOND, Calif. - The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said Wednesday that the impact from Tuesday's petroleum product leak at the Chevron refinery long wharf in Richmond appears to be centered near the city's Keller Beach, but no oiled wildlife or public health impacts have been found. In an...

Print this article Environmental experts in California said the Chevron oil spill in the San Francisco Bay has not caused any environmental impact so far. On Tuesday, an oil spill occurred at Chevron oil refinery in Richmond off the coast of the bay, spilling hundreds of gallons of diesel, according to an official readout. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has not reported any environmental impacts or wildlife damages since the spill, and the Contra Costa County Public Health has not reported any public health risks as a result, according to a local ABC affiliate. 1: UPDATE on o...