Nuuk Restores Power After Winter Storm Disrupts Grid
Greenland’s capital Nuuk restores electricity and heating after a severe storm damages transmission lines, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges in harsh climates.
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Greenland’s capital Nuuk restores electricity and heating after a severe storm damages transmission lines, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges in harsh climates.
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