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California Can’t Regulate Its Way Out of Paying for Mineral Rights

  • The California Energy Affordability and Security Act allows Kern County to approve 2,000 oil and gas drilling permits a year without extensive environmental review due to a state law prohibiting new oil wells within 3,200 feet of certain zones.
  • The policy restricting drilling is described as harmful and artificial, limiting energy supply and forcing Californians to pay higher prices for energy.
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California can’t regulate its way out of paying for mineral rights

Recently, Governor Gavin Newsom granted a small respite to California’s relentless attack on the state’s natural resources. Newsom signed the “California Energy Affordability and Security Act,” which allows Kern County to approve 2,000 oil and gas drilling permits a year without going through California’s arduous environmental review process. This is a positive development, but it comes in the face of substantial state-erected obstacles to extra…

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Mansfield Energy Corp broke the news in on Monday, October 13, 2025.
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