NO on PROP 16 - PG&E's Monoply Protection Act would amend the California Constitution to reinvent the power monopolies, kill power choice, block green power, cripple local government and make ratepayers captive to the largest rate hike in history View No-on-16 Factsheet

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Paul Fenn vs. PG&E - Activist-turned-entrepreneur Paul Fenn's effort to bring affordable sustainable energy to California could be revolutionary -- and electricity giant PG&E isn't happy about it at all, by Pulitzer-nominated author and journalist Anya Kamenetz, Fast Company Magazine Community Bids to Bypass Utilities Facing Hurdles in Calif., New York Times article by Debra Kahn PG&E spending millions to block local utilities, by Dana Hull, San Jose Mercury News Utilities Do Battle on California Ballot, Wall Street Journal article by award-winning journalist Rebecca Smith
PG&E amps up bid for power, by columnist Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times EDITORIAL: Don't vote for PG&E's newest power grab, Fresno Bee PG&E gets down and dirty in attempts to thwart Marin Clean Energy, by Peters Seidman, Pacific Sun PG&E flips the switch on a ballot power play, by Senior Editor Dan Morain, Sacramento Bee
Marin County to provide power, oust PG&E, by David R. Baker, San Francisco Chronicle New group Seeks to Bring Greener Power to Marin., New York Times article by Katharine Mieszkowski Legislation that made Marin Clean Energy possible emerged from chaos of deregulation, by Richard Halstead, Marin Independent Journal
PG&E Expects to Spend Up to $35 Million on Ballot Initiative, Business Week article by Mark Chediak Editorial: Initiative process just as infected by money as the rest of politics, San Jose Mercury News editorial

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