I don’t know how any Senator looks at this treatment of Whitehouse and Heinrich and sees any upside to working with these groups anymore. WH, especially, has been THEIR GUY, and they’re selling him out the minute he gets to the 2 yd line because some degree of compromise is reqd
These are the same groups who are responsible for California’s weakened energy supply chain and the exorbitant costs consumers are forced to pay — now taking their failed policies D.C.
It’s instructive to see groups ostensibly dedicated to fighting climate change say they don’t think a bill should be judged by whether it reduces carbon emissions.
I don’t work on these issues anymore but…this is a big deal. Well done, @ib2_real!
Fans can now buy tickets on resale platforms with more confidence that they are actually real.
Buying a ticket shouldn’t come with hidden risks or unfair practices.
That’s why I just signed AB 1349, requiring full refunds for canceled, postponed, or rescheduled events, banning speculative ticket sales and bots, and restricting deceptive ticketing websites and advertising.
Don't really understand why Brock Purdy doesn't get more love. Our QB model rating him so highly feels like a hot take, but he's just incredibly efficient on a game-by-game basis.
New Politico Poll: CA voters rank AI & data centers as only their #9 top issue. Even AI pessimists only rank it their seventh.
Cost of living, housing, wealth gap, even democracy, far outrank AI.
All the campaign consultants prioritizing this issue need to touch grass.
Carbon TerraVault I is operational, and now you can follow its progress.
Our live tracker shows the cumulative amount of CO₂ permanently stored at CTV I, along with operating hours. CTV I is part of CRC’s broader Carbon TerraVault platform, which aims to permanently store up to 352 million metric tons of CO₂, equivalent to approximately 24% of California’s annual addressable industrial-sector emissions.*
Follow CTV I’s progress: https://t.co/Ax8eqkruW5
S Quentin Lake on the perception of the Rams heading into this season, via @LATimesklein:
"You know all these other teams probably hate us. They think we're like the new Dodgers or something like that."
CRC has completed the acquisition of Crimson Midstream Holdings, adding approximately 2,000 miles of pipeline infrastructure and strengthening its California #energy platform to safely and reliably transport California-produced energy.
Learn more: https://t.co/tnGWukNpcU
First CO₂ injection at Carbon TerraVault I marked a milestone: California’s first operational carbon capture and storage project.
Thank you to industry partners, policymakers and regulators who helped make it possible—and to the @RamsNFL for hosting us at SoFi Stadium.
One of the best things the Billionaire Community could do to improve its long-term prospects would be to stop backing anti-housing orgs.
Housing scarcity more than anything else is radicalizing young people against capitalism.
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Now Live: "The Art Of The Possible Is Phenomenal" – Francisco Leon, California Resources Corporation🎙️
We are excited to continue our California #COBT Series with a discussion featuring Francisco Leon, President and CEO of California Resources Corporation (CRC). This episode was the culmination of a full day with the CRC team studying California’s oil and gas complex firsthand. We started at the Port of Long Beach, traveled north to CRC’s Elk Hills operations near Bakersfield, and ended the day in Santa Clarita, where we sat down with Francisco to discuss what we had seen and the broader outlook for California energy.
Along the way, we visited with Dean Persinger, Vice President of the Wilmington Production Complex, at the Port of Long Beach; Gabriela Gonzales, Senior External Affairs Advisor, at Elk Hills to discuss CRC’s community engagement efforts; as well as Joe Jephson, Engineering Manager at Carbon TerraVault, and Brent Ilott, Vice President of Operations of the Elk Hills Production Complex.
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Great article from Axios today explaining why increased diesel costs translate into increased costs to harvest our crops and truck our food and goods.
Here in California, diesel prices are the highest in the nation at $7.15/gallon because state policies have made the refining business unstable, with consequences that ripple through the entire economy.
As we close out the legislative session, it’s time for us to come together with policies that strengthen our energy infrastructure, not pull us apart with political posturing.
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