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Incendio en California

Incendios masivos en California: ¿por qué una compañía eléctrica en bancarrota está de nuevo bajo la lupa?

Pacific Gas & Electric, principal proveedor de electricidad del estado, investiga una falla en una de sus torres que podría estar vinculada con el incendio de Kincade. En los últimos años, la compañía ha reportado más de 1,700 incidentes en los que sus equipos desataron fuegos.

Por: Javier Figueroa,

30 Oct 2019 – 12:27 PM EDT

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