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    1. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 25 Oct 2019

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      This is a pretty dishonest take. The power outages are critical to preventing wildfires, and the reason Silicon Valley and San Francisco are not affected is because that's not where the fire risk is. https://twitter.com/jwz/status/1187873178963628032 …

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      Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 25 Oct 2019

      We obviously deserve better than an infrastructure that requires us to choose between electricity and extensive wildfires, but given the state of things right now, PG&E is doing the right thing.

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        2. Raymond Neilson‏ @delta_vee 25 Oct 2019
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          Except lost economic output (2.5bil for the last big outage IIRC) and outage-related deaths don't go on PG&E's (bankrupt) books; wildfire liability does Not saying the numbers aren't still in favor, just make sure the accounting's complete

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        3. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 25 Oct 2019
          Replying to @delta_vee

          There's also smoke-related illnesses and deaths on the other side of that ledger

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        2. reptilian thinker‏ @imaginary_nums 25 Oct 2019
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          was choosing dividends over infrastructure "doing the right thing"?

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        3. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 25 Oct 2019
          Replying to @imaginary_nums

          What infrastructure are you referring to specifically?

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        1. Farce Majeure 🌹‏ @vathpela 25 Oct 2019
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          Well, half of the right thing. The thing they're doing is right, but they should also be reorganizing to fix the maintenance plan. For them, that might mean chapter 11. If so, they seem to be stalling in hopes ignoring that problem will make it go away.

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        1. barry‏ @mullingitover 25 Oct 2019
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          This whole thing is basically a commercial for solar power with battery backup.

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        2. Dr. "Iocaine" Molitor, PhD‏ @amolitor99 25 Oct 2019
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          It's sort of fun waiting patiently for someone to remember the CPUC. I mean, it's boring as hell because nobody has, yet. But it seems to be relevant here.

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        3. Dr. "Iocaine" Molitor, PhD‏ @amolitor99 25 Oct 2019
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          At a guess, the CPUC either tacitly or on the record approved PG&E's amazing money saving invention, "deferred maintenance," on the grounds that passing on the true cost of operating a genuinely safe energy system to the consumers would have been political suicide.

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        1. pwais‏ @pwais 26 Oct 2019
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          No. Absolutely not. PGE created this public safety crisis. The situation must be taken out of their hands NOW. The Kincade fire shows definitively they don’t have a clue. Bill Johnson’s $2.5m needs to go straight to the National Guard to hunt down faulty systems.

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