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MUST SEE: YouTube Fly-Over of Marina del Rey and the Ballona Wetlands to help the California Coastal Commission, residents of Los Angeles City and County, elected officials and agencies better understand the lower Ballona Watershed by Jeanette Vosburg, GrassrootsCoalition.org 310-721-3512.
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Lurking below the surface of the Ballona Wetland is 7 to 8 Billion Cubic Feet of Natural Gas that SoCalGas (Sempra Energy) imports from Texas, Oklahoma and other areas.
The circumstances are very similar to Porter Ranch. Past History shows leaking oil wells have provided a pathway for these gases to migrate to the surface.
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The 2013 Explosion at Southern California Gas Company (Sempra Energy) Underground Natural Gas Facility in Playa del Rey, California from an employee's perspective.
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GREED, GRIDLOCK AND GAS:
The Playa Vista Story, Producer Durnford King
https://youtu.be/TkhYQfAd8D0
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BURNING QUESTIONS KNBC - IS PLAYA VISTA SAFE?
How reliable are Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety Inspections?
Part 1 - Methane Leakage / Dangers of Explosion
https://youtu.be/c4O6jI2y_m4
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Utility is installing screens to contain oily mist at leaking well near Porter Ranch
http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-porter-ranch-20160105-story.htmlTgRBgS7Lz9Q2&fid=flinbox
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Before she retired in 2014, Anneliese Anderle was a field engineer for the Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermic Resources, which regulates oil drilling. She worked out of offices in Bakersfield, Cypress and Ventura, and for a while she was responsible for monitoring the massive natural gas storage field at Aliso Canyon.
Southern California Gas owns the facility, which distributes gas to 14 power plants and 21 million customers. In her years monitoring wells at Aliso Canyon, Anderle says she got to know the gas company as "a first-class operation."
