I hope this gets some people talking tonight at the League of Women Voter's Debate.
SFBG: PG&E's secret pipeline map
The utility won't release its pipeline locations — even to the Fire Department
It's been nearly two weeks since the pipeline in San Bruno exploded and killed four people, injuring many more and destroying 37 homes. And it's left a lot of people in San Francisco wondering: could it happen here?
Of course it could. PG&E has more than 200 miles of major gas pipelines under the city streets that are scheduled to be replaced — and that means they're reaching the end of their useful life. Just like the pipe that blew up in San Bruno.
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