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Investigating Concerns from Locals Regarding Utility-Scale Solar Development in the Midwest
A new insight article by the Michaud Energy Policy Research Group at Loyola University Chicago’s School of Environmental Sustainability (SES) highlights the intricacies of developing utility-scale solar in the Midwestern U.S.
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"Particularly in recent years, the development of utility-scale solar projects in the Midwest has faced repeated backlash on its impact on land use, ecological processes, and nearby property values. Leaving these questions unanswered would only perpetuate opposition and delay the energy transition process."
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