Berkeley Halts Natural Gas Ban to Settle Lawsuit, Slowing Anti-Fossil Fuel Agenda

In a lawsuit settlement with restaurant owners and business groups, the town of Berkely, California, agreed to end its natural oil product restrictions, halting attempt by some politicians to repress natural gas as part of their culture plan.
The California Restaurant Association ( CRA ) announced on March 22 that it had reached a settlement agreement that would end Berkeley’s use of a directive that would have prohibited installing natural gas installations in new buildings, with some exceptions.
The City of Berkeley has agreed to take steps to overturn the legislation, including implementing it right away, to maintain compliance with federal power law, according to Jot Condie, president and CEO of the CRA, in a speech. Every city and county in California that have passed a comparable legislation may follow suit.

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