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Chuck Darwin

More than 50 years ago, a catastrophic oil spill along
#Santa #Barbara’s coastline
served to galvanize the modern environmental movement
and also helped to usher in one of the state’s strongest conservation laws:
the California Coastal Act.

Now, as the Trump administration seeks to encourage oil and gas production within federal lands and waters,
that watershed conservation law is being tested along the same stretch of coastline
— and in a way it never has before.

For months, a Texas-based oil company has rebuffed the authority of the California Coastal Commission
— the body tasked with enforcing the act
— and has instead pushed forward with controversial plans to revive oil production off the #Gaviota #Coast.

Ten years after another spill brought oil production here to a halt,
#Sable #Offshore #Corp. has begun repairing and upgrading the network of oil pipelines responsible for that 2015 spill,
🆘without Coastal Commission approval and ignoring the commission’s repeated demands to stop its work, officials say.

🔥“This is the first time in the agency’s history that we’ve had a party blatantly ignore a cease and desist order like this and refuse to submit a permit application,”
Cassidy Teufel, deputy director of the California Coastal Commission, told a packed town hall recently.

byteseu.com/897172/

Bytes Europe · A Texas oil firm is pushing revive drilling off Santa BarbaraMore than 50 years ago, a catastrophic oil spill along Santa Barbara’s coastline served to galvanize the modern environmental movement and also helped to usher in one of the state’s strongest conservation laws: the California Coastal Act. Now, as the Trump administration seeks to encourage oil and gas production within federal lands and waters, that watershed conservation law is being tested along the same stretch of coastline — and in a way it never has before. For months, a Texas-based oil company has rebuffed the authority of the California Coastal Commission — the body tasked with enforcing the act —
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MadeInDex 📰🌎

#Microsoft wants to take #screenshots of our #screen every few seconds now? 📸

This wonderful #AI "feature" for #Copilot+ #PC is called #Recall.

"Recall is currently in preview status. During this phase, we'll listen to customer feedback..."
support.microsoft.com/en-us/wi

Here is our Feedback to the beloved #MicroScreen #Corp:

#FCKMicrosoft & #FCKWindows 11 😘

More about this soon 👍

arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/0

A satire combination of the Windows 11 & Microsoft Logos, changed to Microscreen with a camera instead of the o and a screenshot border around the logo.
#Satire#Privacy#design
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Al

@sharinggoodmoments
I'm so jealous of the places you find that have free campsites. In the USA if your not paying a #corp to camp you run the risk of getting "knocked on", fined, arrested or even jailed. There are a few places in our national forest but even that is disappearing and forget about any place that has a water view.

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