Erin Brockovich
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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And this has all been on the table for eight years, yet the failure to implement.
Nein, es ist. Okay. Okay. Full transparency at implementation.
We're not going to have this fixed tomorrow.
It's going to be decades.
So in the interim, if all those boxes aren't checked off yet, be prepared. And there's many things you can do to begin to be prepared. And I would quickly look at infrastructures in and out California with power lines above ground.
I would look at the state's obligation with these utilities to clear their brush, to clear their underbrush. All of these critical routine maintenance that's not followed through on and then year after year it just accumulates and you're going to get a windstorm here. It's going to happen. But I'm very concerned we're not addressing our grid and infrastructure failures in this state.
They don't foresee the future that, hey, I live in a fire zone. Hey, these infrastructures are going to fail. And it's about putting the investment on the up front. And nobody wants to do that. They like to kick the can down the line. They don't want to interrupt.
Correct. Yeah. And I'm really deeply concerned. Gavin Newsom Administration, it's right there on their budget, 24, 25. They cut $100 million out of it. Why would you do that? So I don't always know what they're thinking, but I think they need to reprioritize, especially when you live in a state of California. You know you have wins. You're not going to change it.
We talked about going back to the days of the Indians.
So get freaking prepared. And we are more than capable of doing things like that right now. You know, I live out in Agora Hills.
Wir sind sehr glücklich, dass wir nicht immer von Feuer getötet wurden. Und es gibt ein interessantes Phänomen, das ich beobachtet habe und die Leute viel darüber sprechen. Wir haben eine Feuerbrücke rund um die Stadt. Sie sind genannt Goats. Sie essen alles. Und dann gibt es eine Feuerbrücke.
Oh yeah, let them go. Let them live their life out there. I mean, they're wonderful. See, there's so many things that we could be implementing, even in nature, that can make things better.
I saw the same thing and I bawled for a day. I know. Let's talk about this. Let's look to nature. How did they know where to go?
Man's ego always thinks we're going to be beat out and be smarter than nature. Instead of trying to do that, I want us to start learning from it. This power of observation you have. What is it they're doing? How is it they know? What is it they can offer? It's the same thing that happened for me in Hinkley. It's the same thing that happened to me in Kansas. It's
We want to know why, but we won't accept it is and learn from it.
I think we had to go through everything we've had to go through to get here today, because I think the bend is ready to break. And here's why. Talking about the Ford Pinto theory. Back in the day, Hinckley settled for three hundred and thirty three million dollars to the to the township. Oder die Stadt. All these antiquated, and infrastructure is part of exactly what we're talking about.
That is your fix the problem, fix what's wrong on the line. They've been used to, we can pay off the lawsuits, because they got a lot of money. Here's where it's going to flip. So Hinckley settled for $333 million. Now, I've been chasing PG&E up and down the state for 30 years. You know, they did the same thing in Kettleman. Let's talk about the sand.
Genau das gleiche Problem wie Hexavalent Chromium. Und antiquierte Kühltauern. Antiquiert. Antiquiert. Sie laufen in großen... Ja. Ja. Are you sure they're still operating that way, Aaron? That's a very antiquated system.
Well, after the lawsuit, they're now fan-cooled. So they've upgraded the system. Kettleman is exactly what happened in Hinkley, just up in Kettleman City, along the five, following the pipelines.
And then you had the San Bruno explosion. That was antiquated, failed infrastructure.
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