Chandra Brown

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Chandra Brown was born in Anchorage and has worked most of her adult life as a whitewater rafting guide and high school Spanish teacher. She is currently a Masters candidate in the University of Montanas Environmental Studies program.

Proposed damming of Susitna River counters modern notions of progress

OPINION: Alaska must innovate in future energy projects, not turn to the relic ideas of a bygone century. If Susitna-Watana Hydro Project is completed, the landscape and watershed won't be the only things permanently changed. Alaskan attitudes themselves will be altered.

By Chandra Brown●

September 27, 2014 at 6:40 pm

Chandra Brown

author

Proposed damming of Susitna River counters modern notions of progress

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