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Los Angeles Times
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California lawmakers aim to uphold safety rules after refinery blasts
California lawmakers are advancing Senate Bill 966 to safeguard refinery worker safety rules amid ongoing efforts to revise regulations following a legal settlement with the oil industry. The bill aims to enshrine worker protections, including the right to refuse dangerous work and participate in safety reviews, into law. Industry opponents, including Chevron, Marathon Petroleum, PBF Energy, and the Western States Petroleum Association, oppose the measure, arguing it conflicts with the 2024 settlement and could lead to increased costs and legal challenges. The proposal follows a 2012 refinery fire and a recent explosion at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery, highlighting safety concerns in the state's aging refineries.
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