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This is an absolutely horrible response by someone who clearly doesn’t live in the area. PG&E has constantly prioritized shareholder profits over renovating th
by neildahlke 7y ago
This is an absolutely horrible response by someone who clearly doesn’t live in the area.
PG&E has constantly prioritized shareholder profits over renovating their aging infrastructure. They caused the biggest wildfire in the history of California and are now _finally_ facing a reckoning for their reckless and destructive behavior.
Fix your goddamned infrastructure and get a smaller bonus. That’s what we want.
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- jfnixon 7y agoSo the State government has no influence over the choices of PG&E? And here I thought it was a regulated utility. Who knew?