In Arctic Canada, some of the planet's coldest rivers could replace diesel, study finds

In Arctic Canada, some of the planet's coldest rivers could replace diesel, study finds

Many places in Arctic Canada still generate electricity with diesel brought in from elsewhere, but a study has indicated that rivers — even in extreme cold — may be able to supply part of that power instead. For isolated towns that deal with high fuel bills and shipment interruptions, that possibility could mean electricity that is both cleaner and potentially cheaper. What happened? According to a study covered by Earth.com, hydrokinetic power …