California’s Oil Industry is Under Attack
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California energy workers produce safe, affordable and reliable energy. But opposition groups are attacking local oil and gas production and, with it, thousands of California jobs.
These well-funded groups are regularly pushing policies at local city and neighborhood councils and boards of supervisors to make it harder, if not impossible, to produce oil and gas locally, making Californians dependent on energy imports from foreign countries that don’t apply our state’s leading standards.
We cannot allow these groups to keep pushing their agendas and threatening the livelihoods for thousands of California families.
Who We Are
California’s families, communities, and businesses depend on our oil and gas industry. Our industry is made up of hundreds of thousands of employees like you – single moms, immigrants, second chancers, Veterans, union members.
We help safely produce the oil and gas that are essential to support our economy, our communities and the quality of life of every Californian.
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