Plains All American charged over Santa Barbara oil spill
A Texas pipeline company Plains All American and one employee face 46 state counts for the May 19 2015 Santa Barbara coast spill that fouled beaches and killed wildlife. The indictment cites misdeamenor wildlife harm and failure to promptly report the incident.
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Kamala Harris
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Fragmented OCR Note on Weights and Futures Figures
A garbled OCR fragment lists numbers and lines resembling weights, dates, and futures figures. It mentions May 17 and various codes, with unclear references to sums like 628.76 and 094.76. No coherent event or source context is discernible.
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UT study links Texas quakes to oil activity over decades
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin say human activity, especially oil and gas production, has driven Texas earthquakes since 1925. The paper argues 59 percent of 1975–2015 quakes were probably triggered by industry, with 28 percent possibly, and 13 percent natural.
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