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	<author_name>APEN and APEN Action</author_name>
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	<title>Take Action: Don’t let big oil pollute and run!</title>
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	<description>Refineries are closing — in California and across the country. But there’s no proactive plan for managing their clean up or for revitalizing the land. Unlike other polluting industries, refineries are not required to fully disclose the extent of toxic contamination at their sites, estimate cleanup costs, or plan for full remediation before they close. That regulatory gap puts communities, workers, and taxpayers at serious risk. Find out more and take action at refinerytransparency.org.</description>
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