Back in the 1990s, Paul Fenn decided to write a law. He wasn’t sure what the law would be, but in the way graduate students do, he’d gotten interested in
Alternative providers may deliver more than 85% of the Golden State’s electricity by the mid-2020s, and there is a lot of uncertainty about how much they will be regulated.
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CAN HIGHER ELECTRIC BILLS STOP WILDFIRES?
PG&E “pumped out $4.5 billion in profits and let the tree budget wither,” says the judge overseeing PG&E’s probation for San Bruno-related crimes.
Now,
