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In the Desert, 'Clean Energy' Is a Dirty Word
The Obama Administration and the State of California have ambitious goals for developing renewable energy, and they’re making a 25-year master plan for 22 million acres of desert lands. Two million could provide for massive wind and solar farms. KCRW’s Evan George reports that’s pitting a progressive agenda against people who live there.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Obama Administration and the State of California have ambitious goals for developing renewable energy, and they’re making a 25-year master plan for 22 million acres of desert lands. Two million could provide for massive wind and solar farms. KCRW’s Evan George reports that’s pitting a progressive agenda against people who live there.
You can see pictures showing the impact of solar plants on the desert on our Which Way, LA blog .
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