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‘Deeply sorry’ PG&E takes blame for California’s deadliest wildfire, seeks ‘technologies’ to limit future risks

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A report by California regulators puts the blame for last year's deadly Camp Fire on PG&E, which says it's exploring innovative solutions.

       
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