Receive presentation on fossil fuel refinery transitions
In Plain English
Environmental groups Communities for a Better Environment and Natural Resources Defense Council will present to the city council about transitioning away from fossil fuel refineries. Richmond has 2 major oil refineries that employ hundreds of residents but also create air pollution concerns. The council may give staff direction on potential policy changes after hearing the presentation.
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