
nrdc.org
13 February 2021
Op-Ed: Gov. Newsom must limit Calif. fracking, oil and gas development
Samuel Molina of Fresno writes that the state needs to scale back petroleum use and reduce pollution.
Adam Bandt has accused Labor of “gaslighting” and “greenwashing” for allowing new coal and gas mines to offset emissions in its upgraded safeguards mechanism.
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