Community Health Councils found low-income communities of color in the City of Los Angeles have fewer protections from the risks from local oil drilling operations than more affluent, whiter neighborhoods. This includes allowing drilling activities hundreds of feet closer to residences, fewer protective features like air monitoring or enclosed operations, and oil operations that have received many more regulatory violations and community complaints. (January 2015)
Oil Drilling in Los Angeles: A Story of Unequal Protections
Oct 15, 2016 | Built Environment, Issue Papers, Oil Drilling
