Assessing the Health and Community Impacts of Oil Drilling Near Homes in South Los Angeles — Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at UCLA
City of Los Angeles considers banning new oil and gas drilling | PBS NewsHour
Why there are oil wells all over Southern California - Los Angeles Times
History of Oil in Los Angeles - S T A N D - L.A.
LA County Will Shut Down Miles Of Urban Oil Fields | Los Angeles, CA Patch
Discovering Los Angeles Oilfields - American Oil & Gas Historical Society
Los Angeles Bans New Oil Wells and Will Phase Out Existing Ones - Scientific American
File:California - Oil Pumps 4889462844.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
An Oil Field In Los Angeles Stock Photo - Download Image Now - Inglewood, Crude Oil, City Of Los Angeles - iStock
California passed a milestone law to stop neighborhood drilling. Now Big Oil has launched its counterattack. | Grist
The Urban Oil Fields of Los Angeles - The Atlantic
Los Angeles' long, troubled history with urban oil drilling is nearing an end after years of health concerns
History of Oil in Los Angeles - S T A N D - L.A.
Discovering Los Angeles Oilfields - American Oil & Gas Historical Society
Los Angeles: Hollywood, palm trees and urban oil fields
Los Angeles Oil Pumps as The Perpetual Motion Machine | dpr-barcelona
Los Angeles bans oil and gas drilling within city limits
Why Does Green California Pump the Dirtiest Oil in the U.S.? - Yale E360
History of Oil in Los Angeles - S T A N D - L.A.
L.A. County takes first steps to end urban oil drilling - Los Angeles Times
The Urban Oil Fields of Los Angeles - The Atlantic
Los Angeles City Council unanimously votes to ban oil and gas drilling | PBS NewsHour
Subterranean L.A.: The Urban Oil Fields | Getty Iris
In 2024, California Voters May Be Asked Twice About Oil Wells Near Homes | KQED
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Mapping the long history of oil drilling in LA
Los Angeles Bans New Oil Wells, Plans to Close Existing Ones - Scientific American
