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A year later, the Huntington Beach oil spill still is being felt

Summary by Ground News
A year after it happened, more or less, the exact anniversary of the 2021 oil spill near Huntington Beach remains a subject of controversy. The actual damage from the spill, at least as measured by the amount of harmful, smelly crude still left in local estuaries, and in terms of the money lost by locals who depend on fishing or tourism to pay their rent is still being hashed out in a cluster of civil lawsuits.

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Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times
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Huntington Beach Mobile Crisis Response team handled over 2,000 calls in first year of operation

About 49% of the clients assisted by Be Well OC in Huntington Beach have been homeless people, according to Jason Austin, the deputy director of HBPD's Homelessness and Behavioral Health program.

·El Segundo, United States
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Monterey HeraldMonterey Herald
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A year later, the Huntington Beach oil spill still is being felt

It was small, as major spills go. But the public nature of the incident could lead to changes to offshore drilling in California.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Monterey Herald broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Saturday, October 1, 2022.
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