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Many Californians still 'trapped' years after PG&E fires. Has the company improved safety?

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As the impact of climate change grows, so does the risk of ever larger and more frequent wildfires. No state knows that better than California. But the Golden State is also grappling with the role of one of the country's largest utilities in the matter, and whether the company will do what's needed to prevent or stop fires. Stephanie Sy explores.

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U.S. & Canada
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climate change, california, PG&E
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