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TIME | Current & Breaking News | National & World Updates

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By Simmone Shah Verified, Arindrajit Dube, Ryan Cummings
| TIME Verified
by Ryan Cummings and Neale Mahoney
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Opinion: Oil industry’s wish list is not the way to help Californians

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By Ryan Cummings
| East Bay Times Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Since the start of the conflict with Iran, gasoline prices in California and across the country have increased by more than $1 a gallon, straining already tight family budgets. In the spirit of never letting a crisis go to waste, the California oil industry has been using this moment to try to jam through its wish list, lobbying for more drilling permits, suspension of taxes, the elimination of environmental programs and subsidies for refineries.
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Oil industry's wish list is not the way to help Californians

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By Ryan Cummings, Neale Mahoney
| The Brunswick News Verified
Since the start of the conflict with Iran, gasoline prices in California and across the country have increased by more than $1 a gallon, straining already tight family budgets. In the spirit of never letting a crisis go to waste, the California oil industry has been using this moment to try to jam through its wish list, lobbying for more drilling permits, suspension of taxes, the elimination of environmental programs and subsidies for refineries.
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