Southern California Edison unveils plan to prevent wildfires
Southern California Edison outlined how it intends to cut down tens of thousands of trees in high-risk areas, inspect thousands of miles of power lines and consider the use of preemptive power shutoffs this year, part of a $582-million plan to reduce the risk of wildfires sparked by the utility’s infrastructure.
Southern California Edison unveils plan to prevent wildfires
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