New York Times: Change comes hard around these deep fjords on the west coast of Norway. When the first hotel went up in this town in 1857, the pious townsfolk protested: hotels brought drinking, they feared, and loose women. So it is not surprising that they are firmly against the latest development hereabouts, the construction of a huge high-tension line from hydroelectric plants in the mountains above the fjords to cities on the coast, particularly Bergen, the country’s second largest. If the power line is…