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  • From Sawdust to Uranium: History of Electrical Power Generation in Humboldt County and PG&E's Humboldt Bay Power Plant 1883-2019

From Sawdust to Uranium: History of Electrical Power Generation in Humboldt County and PG&E's Humboldt Bay Power Plant 1883-2019

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This book tells the story of an evolving Eureka area community and the electrical power sources which were developed and optimized to support the area's needs. It is an intriguing illustration of technological development and advancement in a once wild & remote area of the US. Most importantly, it tells the story of the multiple generations of exceptional people who defined the Humboldt Bay Power Plant as a world-class electrical generating facility.

by Pacific Gas & Electric

Hardcover, 102 pages

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