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A burned-out shell of a car remains after a massive natural gas explosion killed eight and destroyed 38 homes in San Bruno, California, three years ago today. (Photo courtesy National Transportation Safety Board.)
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Three years ago September 9th, a massive natural gas explosion devastated a neighborhood in San Bruno, California, killing eight people, injuring 66 others, and destroying 38 homes – and for many area residents and policymakers, more than a few key questions remain unanswered.
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Remembering those who died in this horrific explosion three years ago- a disaster that might have been prevented if better safety precautions had been in place. Pipelines are dangerous. Saftey regulations are not sufficient.
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