Chevron Faces Possible California Refinery Closures After 140 Years

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Here is the source article for this story: ‘We Won’t Be Able To Make It’ — After 140 Years In California, Chevron May Have To Close Its Gas Plants As State Plays ‘Dangerous Game’

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