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Fri, 11 Aug 2023 18:42:04 GMT (1691779324846) 32a17648de9010471cb1424969f60b8cd245ab5b 764af03fb5464b567cc88eb8e2b89c9094d4b4c5 News Weather Features Eyewitness Mornings Game Center Watch Now 83 Sat 97 Sun 101 Kern County receives $33 million from Department of Energy for carbon management by BakersfieldNow Staff Fri, August 11th 2023, 6:40 PM UTC Kern County Grounded Boundless Logo.png 0 Loading ...

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