Ripon residents should be concerned CPUC acts more like cheerleader than regulator for green energy cartel

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The Moss Landing battery storage fire that burned for three days this month has led to traces of toxic metals 100 to 1,000 times higher than natural levels in a nearby waterway.

moss landing fire — The Moss Landing battery storage fire that burned for three days this month has led to traces of toxic metals 100 to 1,000 times higher than natural levels in a nearby waterway.

If you live in Ripon, there is a burning question you need to ask.How safe are lithium storage batteries given enough of them to store 100 megawatts are planned for their community?

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