California tightens up transport fuel rules to block dirty oil

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Air Resources Board votes to streamline Low Carbon Fuel Standard but oil companies warn new rules are unfeasible

Californian oil refiners will be deterred from processing crudes from tar sands and other carbon intensive sources, under changes to transport fuel standards approved by the state's pollution watchdog....

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