Orange County Coastal Keepers Host Workshop to Decommission Oil Rigs off the Coast

NEWPORT BEACH⸺ On April 21, Orange County Coastkeeper and the California Artificial Reef Enhancement Program hosted an all-day workshop to discuss and hammer out a potential plan to remove offshore oil rigs off the coast of Orange County. Spurred forward by the 2021 Huntington Beach oil spill and the logistical issues...

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Connie Clark says:

May 6, 2022 at 12:18 pm

So sad to be ending a source of petroleum when it is still so needed that we are going to our enemies to buy it.

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