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Labor Relations Radio, E159—Back-to-Back Interviews on the California Wildfires
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Labor Relations Radio, E159—Back-to-Back Interviews on the California Wildfires

California Policy Center's Edward Ring and Retired Battalion Chief Frank Ricci discuss some of the issues that have contributed to the devastation of the California wildfires.
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Jan 15, 2025
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Recorded separately for YGTBFKMNews.com’s Daily News, Edward Ring, the director of water and energy policy for the California Policy Center, and Frank Ricci, a retired firefighter, battalion chief, and union president, joined host Peter List to discuss the issues involved with the fires wreaking havoc and destruction across southern California.

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