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Terms likely to be negotiated include restrictions on whether Chevron can process heavier crude or increase overall emissions, and investments for job training, police and fire services, funding for a local community health center, and possibly funding for a pilot "green" affordable housing project that would use an on-site renewable energy source.
Update here.
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