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Why Eaton Fire Survivors Are Skeptical of Edison's Compensation Program

Season 2025 Episode 425

Southern California Edison plans a Wildlife Recovery Compensation Program this fall to pay Eaton Fire claims—injury, death, structure losses, business interruption, and smoke/ash. Cause remains under investigation while the leading theory points to an SCE line.

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