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Alaska can rise to the clean-energy challenge

Alaska can rise to the clean-energy challenge

In Alaska, over 30% of power is produced by renewable energy, and more renewable energy project are being built to meet new demands in the industry…

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Anchorage Daily News

https://www.adn.com/opinions/2021/02/14/alaska-can-rise-to-the-clean-energy-challenge/

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