Pandemic pauses the growing season for this Arctic gardening guru

North of the Arctic Circle, in the tiny Alaskan village of Anaktuvuk, one woman is trying to expand agriculture in a climate largely hostile to it. Nasaġraq Rainey Hopson has successfully grown fresh produce for her community for several years, using special structures that protect plants. But now, the pandemic has brought her efforts to a halt. Alaska Public Media's Erin McKinstry reports. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://ift.tt/3cb1NLD

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