US EditionNative Alaskan Village Facing Energy Cost Crisis Hopes For Clean Energy Tax Credits
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Native Alaskan Village Facing Energy Cost Crisis Hopes For Clean Energy Tax Credits
In May, The New York Times published a story about the impact of the Congressional fight for the future of clean energy tax credits on the Native Village of Noatak, Alaska, or Nautaaq in Inupiat. It has been occupied for over 125 years, with origins tracing back to a hunting and fishing camp. Seventy miles north of the Arctic Circle, it is the only town located on the 400-mile-long Noatak River and has not had barge service since the 1990s due t…
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