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Climate change is hitting Californians hard. The state should make Big Oil pick up the tab

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By Dave Jones
| MSN
Dave Jones Climate change is sticking California with a multibillion-dollar bill, and right now everyday families are the ones being asked to pick up the tab through higher taxes, electricity costs and insurance premiums. Meanwhile, the oil companies whose products are driving the climate crisis, continue to profit while making it worse.
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Climate change is hitting Californians hard. The state should make Big Oil pick up the tab

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By Dave Jones
| San Francisco Chronicle
Climate change is sticking California with a multibillion-dollar bill, and right now everyday families are the ones being asked to pick up the tab through higher taxes, electricity costs and insurance premiums. Meanwhile, the oil companies whose products are driving the climate crisis, continue to profit while making it worse.
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Contributor: What happens when a real estate giant tries to suppress climate-risk data?

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By Dave Jones
| Yahoo
A quiet decision by the nation’s largest home-listing authority may soon determine who’s legally responsible for warning homebuyers about climate risk. Last month, the California Regional Multiple Listing Service — the dominant database used by real estate agents in the country’s largest housing market — pressured Zillow to remove climate-risk scores produced by First Street, an independent research group whose flood and wildfire models are widely used by insurers, banks and public agencies.
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