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Danko: Report Shows That PG&E Runs Its Equipment To Failure

December 3, 2019 Posted In

The CPUC is out with its report on the Camp Fire.  The report lists all the opportunities PG&E had to prevent the fire from happening.  Instead, PG&E chose to neglect safety and maximize profits. Mike Danko tells the Wall Street Journal, “It’s not one bad day, not one missed hook. They let the equipment run…

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Another Fire Could Jeopardize PG&E’s Exit From Bankruptcy

November 27, 2019 Posted In

“Each of the competing proposals gives financial backers an out under certain conditions. For example, if PG&E-sparked fires burn down 500 houses this year, the backers of those plans can withdraw, Danko said.” Read the Chicago Tribune Article online.

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NTSB Doesn’t Have The Resources

November 12, 2019 Posted In

A new documentary film about a fatal general aviation crash challenges the NTSB investigative process. But, according to Mike Danko, there’s no easy fix. “You’d have to totally restructure the NTSB, at least with regard to small aircraft crashes, because the resources just aren’t there,” Danko said. “Plane crashes are always noteworthy, but unless you…

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PG&E Power Shut-Offs: How We Got Here And What We Can Do

November 3, 2019 Posted In

KRON4’s Sanaz Tahernia asks Mike Danko how we came to be in this position and what we can do about it.  

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Boeing CEO At Loss When Confronted With Danko’s Commentary

November 1, 2019 Posted In

In June, Mike Danko told Business Insider that Boeing’s legal team was trying to move the lawsuits brought by the 737 Max families from Chicago to Ethiopia and Indonesia where, according to Danko, they’d be virtually worthless.  When Boeing’s CEO, Dennis Muilenburg, appeared before Congress to testify about the Max, he was asked about Boeing’s…

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