Representatives of the Navajo Nation attend the Los Angeles City Council meeting to support a motion that would bring renewable Navajo energy to the country's second-largest city.
Representatives of the Navajo Nation attend the Los Angeles City Council meeting to support a motion that would bring renewable Navajo energy to the country's second-largest city.
Representatives of the Navajo Nation attend the Los Angeles City Council meeting to support a motion that would bring renewable Navajo energy to the country's second-largest city.
LOS ANGELES-In a city renowned for its green policies, Prius drivers and biodegradable straws, it was only a matter of time before officials would vote to move away from coal-powered electricity.
To transition to clean energy, the city sold its shares of a coal-powered generating station on the Navajo Nation in 2016, ending a decades-long relationship.
What seemed like a bright new sustainable future for Los Angeles presented a harsh reality for the tribe, whose members relied on jobs at the Navajo Generating Station, which shut down completely in November. The generating station near Page con...
