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In this episode we discuss the multi-billion dollar California Wildfire Insurance Fund that the crisis that was the bankruptcy of PG&E created– how it works, who pays to fund it, who benefits from it, and what it means for wildfire recovery. We also ask, how does a privately held for-profit utility like SCE get an insurance fund funded by utility account holders and taxpayers? Should it continue to exist? Should for-profit utilities exist?
Remembering our neighbor Tim Olausen and his horses. RIP, Tim.
We wrap this episode with more shout outs to local small businesses on N Allen in Altadena including 75yo legacy business Altadena Beverage, plus Prime Pizza, Armen Market and coffee pop-up turned brick and mortar shop, Bevel Coffee, that need your support.
By Shawna Dawson BeerIn this episode we discuss the multi-billion dollar California Wildfire Insurance Fund that the crisis that was the bankruptcy of PG&E created– how it works, who pays to fund it, who benefits from it, and what it means for wildfire recovery. We also ask, how does a privately held for-profit utility like SCE get an insurance fund funded by utility account holders and taxpayers? Should it continue to exist? Should for-profit utilities exist?
Remembering our neighbor Tim Olausen and his horses. RIP, Tim.
We wrap this episode with more shout outs to local small businesses on N Allen in Altadena including 75yo legacy business Altadena Beverage, plus Prime Pizza, Armen Market and coffee pop-up turned brick and mortar shop, Bevel Coffee, that need your support.