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Newsom issues executive order on rising electric bills — but how much will it help?

The directive calls for smarter wildfire mitigation measures, reviewing underperforming programs and boosting climate credits.

San Diego Gas & Electric bills. (Rob Nikolewski/The San Diego Union-Tribune)
San Diego Gas & Electric bills. (Rob Nikolewski/The San Diego Union-Tribune)
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The directive calls for smarter wildfire mitigation measures, reviewing underperforming programs and boosting climate credits.

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