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Originally Posted by Eddies66
While Chevron did not cite specifics in its decision to move its base of operations, the company has long been the subject of multiple lawsuits over environmental and public health damage allegedly caused by its business and production practices, as well as criticism by environmental activists fighting against climate change. Go, let Texas taxpayers pay for cleanups! The 2019 oil spill dumped at least 800,000 gallons (3 million litres) of oil and water into a canyon in Kern County, the home of the state's oil industry. Also, Chevron agreed to pay a $7.5 million fine for more than 70 smaller spills between 2018 and 2023
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Fist of all Eddie, you don't know Sheite about big oil, companies like Chevron, BP, Exxon, will do 100 % reporting on spills, when I worked for BP we reported spills that was a gallon of hydraulic oil out of a crane, that is considered a recordable spill. Now google that you stupid SOB
Now I am done because you are a mess Eddie, for the last time GFYS.
Randy