How Pipeline Closures Put California’s Oil Industry on the Brink | Steve Layton

California’s fuel system is under pressure, not because demand has fallen but because the path from oil to fuel has narrowed. What happens when pipelines shut down and oil that once flowed underground now requires nearly 100 trucks a day on Kern County roads? Steve Layton, president of E&B Natural Resources, explains how recent infrastructure changes are affecting how oil moves through the state, with consequences that tend to surface quietly before they become visible to the public.

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