America's climate and economic policies have overlooked its oil and gas towns
Briefly

Rangely's economy is heavily reliant on the oil and gas industry, which poses a significant risk given the global shift towards renewable energy and climate change initiatives.
While the town enjoys a high median income and lower cost of living, its dependency on a volatile industry raises concerns about future economic stability amidst climate policies.
The transformation away from fossil fuels is beginning to take shape, urging towns like Rangely to rethink their economic strategies and diversify away from oil reliance.
Many oil and gas towns are ignored in policy discussions, lacking tailored strategies to transition their economies, which could lead to dire consequences for their communities.
Read at Fast Company
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