How solar could make tribes in WA energy independent
After a 2016 fire left the Spokane Tribe without water or power, the community turned to solar for back up. Will other tribes follow suit?
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After a 2016 fire left the Spokane Tribe without water or power, the community turned to solar for back up. Will other tribes follow suit?
Dozens of tribes are investing in solar, wind and hydro projects, building toward a more sustainable future.
Tribes across the country are embarking on renewable energy projects of varying scales, with differing ambitions.
From Florida to Alaska, tribes seek to harness energy from sun, wind and water The job market in Indian Country is tough. Edmond Salt knows that as well as anybody. A 42-year-old father of five and a Navajo citizen from Kayenta, Arizona, Salt once wanted one of the in-demand jobs with the local coal mine.
Dozens of tribes are investing in solar, wind, and hydro projects, building toward a more sustainable future.