Alaska's quest to power remote villages — and how it could spread clean ... - Washington Post

Alaska's quest to power remote villages — and how it could spread clean ...
Washington Post
NENANA, Alaska — This village of 600, an hour's drive beyond Alaska's northernmost city of Fairbanks, has long depended on the Tanana River. Along the banks, huge fish wheels use the river's flow to catch salmon. On a July day, a barge was loaded up ...