Category Archives: legal issues

Kauai Takes Back Its Power: The Spirit of Ho’oponopono

Posted on May 6, 2012 by onthelevelblog

  Ho’oponopono is a Hawaiian word meaning “to make right.” Essentially, it means to make it right with the ancestors, or to make right with the people with whom you have relationships. Mark Naea of Kapa’a Kauai, Hawaii is on … Continue reading →

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PG&E’s Opt Out Fees Mired in Dispute and Procedural Flaws

Posted on May 1, 2012 by onthelevelblog

Happy May Day everyone.  Get away from your computer and get out in the streets- it’s a beautiful day, at least in Northern California!  Revolutionary spirit (and tear gas) is in the air.  Apart from a historical day to celebrate … Continue reading →

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CPUC: PG&E Smart Meter Opt Out Fees “Suspended”

Posted on April 25, 2012 by onthelevelblog

Utility Lacks Authority to Force Smart Meters or Charge Fees to Keep Analog Meters San Francisco, CA- Though PG&E’s arbitrary “deadline” of May 1st for signing up for their smart meter opt out program is fast approaching, the future of … Continue reading →

Posted in California, Citizen rebellion, CPUC, Democracy, legal issues, PG&E, San Francisco, Smart Grid | 10 Comments