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Delta interests should seize the opportunity to cease water fights

By proposing to build one cross-Delta tunnel instead of two, Gov. Gavin Newsom has opened the door for a grand compromise on water in California. The Delta’s many interests should seize this opportunity.

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 2월 21, 2019

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My turn: Here’s how rooftop solar can combat wildfires

We have a short period of time until the next fire season hits us. PG&E’s troubles have Californians demanding better solutions from their utilities, now. Sustainable business models and partnerships with solar leaders looking to protect fire-prone communities are a start.

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 2월 13, 2019

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Wildfires, bankruptcy, a probation violation and “the enormity of what we’ve seen”

PG&E has violated its San Bruno probation. California's chief utility regulator issues a grim warning. And Trump jumps for GOP pundits on CA judges.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 1월 31, 2019

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Electricity crisis hits Edison and SDG&E, and the L.A. school strike ends

PG&E crisis spreads to Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric, Newsom makes some key regulatory appointments, Los Angeles' school strike ends and free money for kindergartners.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 1월 23, 2019

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Will an early primary help Harris? Plus, fighting PG&E bankruptcy

Kamala Harris won't be the only California angle in 2020. And let the PG&E lobbying begin in Sacramento—just don't expect it to be done by PG&E.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 1월 22, 2019

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My turn: Sell PG&E for parts and build community energy instead

By Catherine Brinkley Catherine Brinkley is an assistant professor of human ecology at University of California, Davis, who has written extensively on community energy infrastructures, ckbrinkley@ucdavis.edu. She wrote this commentary for CALmatters. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is filing for bankruptcy. Again. When PG&E filed in 2001, it was the third largest bankruptcy filing in […]

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 1월 16, 2019

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My turn: Smart land use policy can help combat climate change

Through strategic land management, planning, and conservation practices, we can use our natural and working forests, parks, ranch land and farms to store carbon, and help cut greenhouse gas emissions while preparing for hotter, drier conditions.

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 12월 28, 2018

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Big polluters get help from the state, renewing doubts about California’s climate goals

The state may not be able to cut enough greenhouse gases by 2030, says Mary Nichols, who chairs California's Air Resources Board.

에 의해 줄리 카트 • 12월 14, 2018

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My turn: Newsom must prepare for the worst. Here’s a roadmap

The historical record no longer brackets what we can expect in intensity or duration from drought, flood, or wildfire. So we cannot move quickly enough to cut emissions from our millions of tailpipes in California, and we must change state governance, funding, and planning as necessary—no matter how difficult—to get ready for the worst.

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 12월 6, 2018

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Newsom gets climate advice, Atkins offers ‘Trump insurance’

Gavin Newsom gets expert environmental advice, the feds estimate California wildfires' carbon footprint, Toni Atkins introduces some 'Trump insurance, wrecking levees to avert floods, a possible Newsom advisor, and a California air filter trend.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 12월 5, 2018