Aera releases report on environmental impact for East Cat Canyon project
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Ventura County oil sector poised for growth in 2018 and beyond
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Aera Energy barrels ahead with East Cat Canyon oil field
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Tri-county energy companies investing in oil projects
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700 barrels of oil leak from Ventura pipeline
Updated at 12:30 p.m. June 23: About 700 barrels of crude oil leaked from a pipeline in Ventura on June 23 but Ventura County firefighters were able to stop the oil from reaching the ocean, officials said. The oil belongs to Aera Energy, among other producers, and the pipeline is owned by Crimson Pipeline, which Read More →
Refugio oil spill raises important questions for South Coast
The estimated 105,000-gallon oil spill that will ruin Memorial Day for thousands of visitors to Refugio State Beach in Santa Barbara County is a reminder of how much environmental issues have become economic stories. Santa Barbara County is so heavily dependent on hotel-related taxes that it literally can’t afford the kind of environmental disaster that Read More →
