Four Reasons Why Importing Gasoline is a Bad Strategy for California
Some say California should turn to foreign suppliers for the gasoline we need. In a special four-part series, we’ll explore why that’s a bad strategy.
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‘Lose, Lose, Lose’: Importing Gasoline Sends Jobs and Revenues Out of State >
Instead of addressing the hostile policies pushing refineries out of business, California is increasingly turning to foreign fuel suppliers who don’t employ local workers or pay local taxes.
The Record is Clear: Gasoline Imports Raise Prices at the Pump >
Millions of working families already struggle under California’s affordability crisis. A gasoline import strategy would only make matters worse.
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Ventura County Ignores Voters, Renews Attempts to Shut Down Local Oil and Gas
County officials are trying to restrict local energy production despite voters rejecting the idea at the ballot just two months ago.
No, Kern County Does Not ‘Welcome’ Newsom’s Anti-Oil Agenda
A Politico article ignores how Kern County has long fought to maintain local oil production as Newsom’s policies push the state to rely heavily on foreign imports.
Energy Shutdown Advocates Ignore Dependence and Affordability Concerns in Los Angeles
Eliminating oil production won’t lower demand for oil. Rather, it will raise costs and make Californians more reliant on foreign regimes for basic energy needs.
‘Lose, Lose, Lose’: Importing Gasoline Sends Jobs and Revenues Out of State
Instead of addressing the hostile policies pushing refineries out of business, California is increasingly turning to foreign fuel suppliers who don’t employ local workers or pay local taxes.
