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San Diego council affirms opposition to proposed federal offshore oil and gas leases
Summary
The City Council voted Jan. 13 to adopt a resolution opposing the federal proposal to open new oil and gas leases in U.S. waters, citing environmental and economic risks. The measure passed with broad council and public support.
The San Diego City Council approved a resolution on Jan. 13 reaffirming the city’s opposition to proposed federal oil and gas leases on the outer continental shelf, a policy the council first opposed in 2018.
Brian Elliott, policy director for Council President Lacava, summarized the administration’s request: the federal proposal includes lease sites off Southern California and San Diego, with possible lease dates beginning as early as 2027. Elliott said the city should…
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