Is the PG&E bankruptcy a wake-up call for other companies on climate change?

Many are pointing to Pacific Gas and Electric as the first corporate casualty of climate change. Wall Street Journal reporter Russell Gold explains why it probably won't be the last.

[BoydGilbreath]

They simply take the money as profit instead of maintaining the lines. We had that here in West Palm Beach for years. If your neighbor let a tree get all wrapped up in the lines, the person at FPL would say "we don't do that, take care of it yourself". After the hurricanes clearly caused way more damage because they didn't maintain the lines, they resumed their duty, and also tried to bring the system up to Cat 5 level.

[tillerwils]

USFS plays a huge part in forest health

[chrissnyder]

From the chromium 6 in their water to neglecting their power lines did you expect them to be responsible🤷‍♂️

[johnsarab]

PGnE is hardening it's system to deal with the new climate. Santa Ana winds now occur up north!

[MrTM-fgzn]

Rates are gonna go up. No more TV for your cat.

[cofieleven]

climate change? There is no
climate change, but thanks for your concern

[shannamac]

They caused a fire thar killed hundreds

[TheEndsofEaglesOfficial]

This video in a nutshell

"Pacific Gas and Electric. They are in trouble for major Wildfires for the past two years and now they are going bankrupt....but also climate change?"

[Lljuh]

Climate change lol just plain ole neglect

[JonWestrum]

Wow, that's got to be one of the weakest attempts yet to scapegoat dropping the ball. Climate change of all things lol ...SMH.

[calibabii]

Is this the same pg&e from erin brokovitch movie?

[ZZ_Tops_]

You hear that PEOPLE PG&E is waking up and ACKNOWLEDGING CLIMATE CHANGE