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- France: New ANSES report on low-frequency EMF (ELF); possible association with childhood leukemia; avoid 2-4 milligauss exposures, extend federal limits to all ELF exposures, limit fetal exposure
- Video: FCC and the OTARD rule – eliminating state and local regulatory authority in order to deploy 4G and 5G
- New York: State-funded workbook on EMF health risks published in 1990
- Independence, Missouri cancels AMI contracts, prohibits Smart Meter installations
- Electrical engineer: The meter itself is the “hazardous” condition
- Report – “British Columbia Utility Commission and Smart Meter Fires: The Failure to Protect”
- Elon Musk / SpaceX launched 60 satellites for global 4G / 5G / Wi-Fi on May 23
- Toulouse, France: Un juge toulousain autorise des personnes électrosensibles à refuser le compteur Linky
- France: Toulouse judge rules against Enedis, allows electromagnetically sensitive people to refuse Smart Meters
- Video: Unprotected smart home cameras and how hackers can use smart home devices to compromise your home
- 2017 report finds 66% of U.S. cities investing in “smart city” technology. ‘Blurring’ public-private boundaries leads to company towns.
- Profiles in Corruption: How Telecoms Control the California Legislature
- Does the 1996 Telecommunications Act violate the U.S. Constitution? The Leahy, Jeffords, Sanders et al. amicus brief to the Supreme Court in 2000
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Tag Archives: San Bruno
PG&E hired 101 unqualified pipeline inspectors in 2014. Over 18,000 severe corrosion problems detected throughout California by re-inspections
– Over 18,000 severe corrosion problems – Four years after San Bruno. – A light slap-on-the-wrist fine of $5.45 million by the PUC. – “Did not result in any injuries or property damage” or deaths…….. this time. – The “sad, … Continue reading
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Tagged corrossion, CPUC, fines, gas pipeline, inspections, PG&E, San Bruno
San Jose Mercury: PG&E leniency demands explanation
PG&E had taken money from ratepayers for gas pipeline maintenance and instead used it for shareholder dividends and executive bonuses. These are facts. San Jose Mercury News August 2, 2016 The federal attorneys who so effectively prosecuted the criminal case … Continue reading
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Tagged defects, DOJ, fines, gas pipeline, leniency, maintenance, PG&E, San Bruno
Prosecutors ripped after slashing potential PG&E San Bruno fine by 99 percent
From CBS, Sacramento August 3, 2016 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – A surprising decision by federal prosecutors in San Francisco to drop their pursuit of a potential $562 million fine against one of the nation’s largest utilities after a deadly pipeline … Continue reading
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Tagged federal prosecutors, fine, gas, PG&E, San Bruno
“Unbelievable”: federal prosecutors abruptly drop fines 99% at PG&E trial
From the San Jose Mercury PG&E trial: Prosecution unexpectedly drops maximum potential penalty to $6 million By George Avalos, gavalos@bayareanewsgroup.com August 3, 2016 See related stories below. PG&E will no longer face more than $500 million in fines if it … Continue reading
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Tagged fines, gas pipelines, PG&E, San Bruno
Former PUC staff says PUC bias favors industry over public
From the San Diego Union-Tribune February 19, 2016 PUC bias favors industry over public By Kim Malcolm File – In this Sept. 9, 2010 file photo, a massive fire roars through a mostly residential neighborhood in San Bruno, Calif., after … Continue reading
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Tagged corruption, CPUC, influence, PUC, San Bruno
Shareholder lawsuit goes ahead against PG&E executives in San Bruno explosion
Excerpts: Superior Court Judge Steven Dylina said shareholders who began suing the company three years ago can now compel executives to testify under oath in depositions and collect evidence as they seek to prove that officials’ mismanagement exposed stockholders to … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Johns, Peter Darbee, PG&E, San Bruno
CPUC uproar continues as emails surface; PUC attorney fired who wanted PG&E records released
On July 29, PG&E was charged with lying to federal regulators. On the previous Friday, the CPUC released emails between PG&E executives and PUC officials. On July 28, the city of San Bruno held a press conference in front of … Continue reading
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Tagged CPUC, Frank Lindh, Jerry Hill, Michael Peevey, PUC, San Bruno
