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The Trump administration is increasing efforts to boost oil flow from California. This move aims to counter the state's initiatives to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Further details on this development are available from the source.
The administration's goal is to increase crude flow through California, reversing the state's current trajectory. The source provides more information on the Trump administration's actions and their implications for California's fossil fuel landscape.
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