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Energy, Indigenous Nations

Klahoose Wilderness Resort decreases carbon footprint with the power of water

January 18, 2022 Odette Auger

Windspeaker, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

​In the midst of a pandemic, climate emergency and uncertain economic future, Klahoose First Nation is looking at ways to shift from fossil dependence to alternative sources of green energy.

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