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Chevron opens up after refinery flare concern

THE Contra Costa County in California will oversee Chevron's investigation into a flare at a Richmond refinery that the company initially insisted was "normal operations".

Anthony Barich

Chevron said a depressurised refinery unit created the flare and water vapour that looked like smoke during the widely visible incident. "There was some visible flaring tonight to allow for equipment...

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