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John Wellington Ennis

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As seen in: Consumer Watchdog, Radio Free Brooklyn, Medium, HuffPost, The Herald (Glasgow), City A.M., WTVD-TV (Durham, NC), Class Bar Magazine, The SCENE Magazine
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KQED: California Lawmakers Reach Last-Minute Deals on Climate, Energy

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By John Wellington Ennis
| Consumer Watchdog
By Guy Marzorati, Julie Small, Laura Klivans https://www.kqed.org/news/12055461/california-lawmakers-reach-last-minute-deals-on-climate-energy Late-night negotiations between Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democratic leaders in the state Legislature produced a flurry of agreements on Wednesday on pivotal climate and energy programs.
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California Energy & Climate Report - California Declines To Cap Refiner Profit Margins Amid Supply 'Crisis' Fears

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By John Wellington Ennis
| Consumer Watchdog
By Curt Berry, INSIDE WASHINGTON PUBLISHERS The California Energy Commission (CEC) is declining to implement a first-time cap on oil refiners’ profit margins and penalties on companies that exceed it, fearing the move could undercut Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) efforts to encourage more industry investment in crude oil production to avoid a transportation fuel supply “crisis” in the state.
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John Ennis on the increasing absence of fun in bars

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By John Wellington Ennis
| Class Bar Magazine Verified
At a time when many bars are struggling to attract customers, it's worth winding back to why they exist in the first place – never forget that bars are meant to be fun, says John Ennis. I've been in this industry long enough to see the tides change – more than once. I was there when bars were smoky, when drinks were strong, and when the best cocktail was the one served with a wink and a story. I’ve had drinks at Don the Beachcomber, where the air smelled like rum and adventure.
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