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Contaminated drinking water is a growing concern for cities facing wildfires

Urban fires increasingly threaten drinking water safety due to infrastructure damage and contamination from harmful chemicals.

Utilities need to issue 'Do Not Drink' notices as a precaution in fire-affected areas.

Utilities' extreme plan to stop wildfires: shut off the power

Utilities are turning off power to prevent wildfires, causing customer frustration but deemed necessary for safety.

Power could be out for days for hundreds of thousands, even far from L.A. wildfires

Southern California faces extensive power outages due to wildfires and preventive shutoffs intended to mitigate fire risks, frustrating many customers.

Utilities' extreme plan to stop wildfires: shut off the power

Utilities are turning off power to prevent wildfires, causing customer frustration but deemed necessary for safety.

Power could be out for days for hundreds of thousands, even far from L.A. wildfires

Southern California faces extensive power outages due to wildfires and preventive shutoffs intended to mitigate fire risks, frustrating many customers.

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Are Power Lines to Blame for the California Wildfires?

The investigation into the Los Angeles fires will likely focus on the involvement of power lines and utility equipment.

PG&E working to curb growing number of wildfires started by own equipment

PG&E is ramping up efforts to prevent wildfires caused by its equipment amid an alarming rise in fire incidents this year.

Are Power Lines to Blame for the California Wildfires?

The investigation into the Los Angeles fires will likely focus on the involvement of power lines and utility equipment.

PG&E working to curb growing number of wildfires started by own equipment

PG&E is ramping up efforts to prevent wildfires caused by its equipment amid an alarming rise in fire incidents this year.

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Letters to the Editor, September 2024 - High Country News

Community advocacy continues for reforming the farm safety net amid intensifying climate crises, highlighting ongoing challenges despite recent funding successes.

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