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California refuses to enlist clean, cheap hydropower in fight against climate change. It makes no sense

Power lines are silhouetted by the sun seen through a smoky sky in Oakland, Calif., on Saturday, June 30, 2018. According to the National Weather Service, smoke comes from fires in Yolo County and beyond. (Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group)

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As hedge funds’ fight for control of PG&E, here is how workers see it

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California’s new wildfire plan: 5 things to know

Julie Cart

California’s new wildfire plan: 5 things to know

Plastic recycling bill would amount to a new water tax

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Plastic recycling bill would amount to a new water tax

California’s pollution enforcers would like to save tropical forests. But at what cost?

Rachel Becker

California’s pollution enforcers would like to save tropical forests. But at what cost?

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California needs Sites Reservoir. Here’s why

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Hedge funds’ proposal to ‘rescue’ PG&E is probably too good to be true

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Why California’s fight against climate change must include clean water

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Californians could breathe easier if legislators pass this bill

California provides access to money for building resilient neighborhoods

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California provides access to money for building resilient neighborhoods

Scant details: Are California utilities doing enough to fireproof their equipment?

Julie Cart

Scant details: Are California utilities doing enough to fireproof their equipment?

Stop raiding California’s cap-and-trade funding

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Stop raiding California’s cap-and-trade funding