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Have you seen BART? The freeways in every major metro of CA? You are defending politics and not engaging the reality of failed infrastructure in the state. No
by upsidesinclude 4y ago
Have you seen BART?
The freeways in every major metro of CA?
You are defending politics and not engaging the reality of failed infrastructure in the state.
Now they are going to lead the country in developing a new paradigm in power infrastructure? The same that has PG&E blowing up neighborhoods because the company got so much tax incentive to continue building they failed to record where they placed capital assets and can't complete maintenance.
California isn't putting anything off, they just can't get anything done.
Giving tax incentives to get more people to buy e-cars won't fix that problem
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- qqqwerty 4y agoTurn off fox news for a bit and try getting your information from reliable, nonpartisan sources. Currently, over 60% of Californias electricity comes from clean sources (hydro, renewables, and nuclear). And we are well on target to hit 100% before our goal of 2045. These are facts. PG&E has nothing to do with this. Most power plants in the state are owned by third party investors, not by the utilities. Perhaps you should read up on CA power markets before commenting.
- upsidesinclude 4y agoYou are in a politics bubble. Don't try to couch my comment in your political view. PG&E is an example of how the policies used in CALIFORNIA fail the people of CALIFORNIA. That is relevant. These are facts. If you DIED because of infrastructure failures, maybe you'd feel differently! You know? Because you'd be dead and all...