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Regulating Utility-Scale Solar Projects on Agricultural Land

August 11, 2022
Tom Daniels, Hannah Wagner
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Guidelines for Successful, Sustainable, Nature-Based Solutions Climate October 15, 2021 Nathalie Seddon Climate Adaptation, Environment, Land Management
Harvesting the Sun: On-Farm Opportunities and Challenges for Solar Development Renewables July 12, 2021 Anuj Krishnamurthy, Oscar Serpell Environment, Land Management, Solar
Changing Tides: Public Attitudes on Climate Change & Climate Migration Climate December 18, 2019 Sabrina Arias, Christopher Blair Environment, International, Public Health
Extra-Metabolic Energy: The Power to Sustain or Destroy Climate July 25, 2019 Oscar Serpell Energy Efficiency, Environment, Natural Resources, Waste
Follow the Carbon: The Case for Neighborhood-Level Carbon Footprints Access & Equity, Cities & Buildings, Climate July 2, 2019 Daniel Cohen, Kevin Ummel Emissions, Environment
Wrong About Urbanization? How Emerging Factors Could Shift People Away from Cities Climate, Cities & Buildings November 28, 2018 Oscar Serpell Energy Efficiency, Environment, Land Management, Public Health, Risk
Water, Waste, Energy: Lessons from Coca-Cola in Africa Electricity March 8, 2018 Sara Byala Environment, International, Solar, Water, Waste

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