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Feds open door again to fracking off California Coast

5/31/2016

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Following what environmental groups say was a flawed impacts study, the Federal government has paved the way for fracking to resume in ocean waters off the coast of California. 

A fracking moratorium had been in place following a lawsuit filed by the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) but on May 27 the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) issued a finding of "no significant impact" from enhancing extraction methods - including hydraulic fracturing - fracking - from platforms off the California coast. 

HERE is the information on the BOEM website. 

​In response to that finding CBD issued a statement saying a suit is likely. 

Ventura County residents and organizations recently protested outside of the Camarillo offices of the BOEM to oppose fracking in California's ocean waters. 
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Blake Kopcho with Center for Biological Diversity speaks to protesters outside BOEM offices in Camarillo. PHOTO by CFROG
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