Part 2 starts with the May 20th Board of Supervisors meeting (video here , our MCR report here) .  For me that meeting raised more questions than it gave answers. Many residents voiced their concerns about PG&E’s desire to re-open their side of Moss Landing (still on hold after a failed attempt) in context of the insufficiency of communications and response as well the adverse health effects caused by the BESS300 fire. As Erin Brockovich said, ” Accidents happen first and the

This part of the Moss Landing fire story has more questions than answers.  There still is no toxicology report.  But now we do have this cool website  that provides the latest on the monitoring data available. In response to the January 16th fire a Unified Command following a well defined emergency response plan sprang into action!  Or did it?  Once the fire was out, who is responsible for the numerous health issues complaints by the community? Here’s what was reported in the

Let’s take a closer look at Lithium Ion batteries and why Moss Landing has scared people. Basic battery operation from the Department of...

We’re taking a break from our six part series to give an update on the Moss Landing fire recovery.  Moss Landing is right up the road...