A national park rents a generator for a tunnel, not a power plant

Yosemite National Park is renting an emergency generator for the Wawona Tunnel. This suggests the park's existing power infrastructure is not reliable enough for critical operations.

National parks are often remote, and their infrastructure can be old. When a park needs to rent a generator for a basic function like a tunnel, it highlights a broader issue of aging infrastructure in critical public spaces. This is a small, specific example of a problem that likely exists across many national parks and other remote government facilities.