LA residents are feeling the heat as urban oil fields take a toll on health and air quality.
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Living in the shadow of LA's hidden oil wells September 22, 2026 For most, Los Angeles conjures images of a city of beaches, palm trees, and movie stars.
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What happened
Living in the shadow of LA's hidden oil wells September 22, 2026 For most, Los Angeles conjures images of a city of beaches, palm trees, and movie stars.
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Common ground
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