Solar energy growth won’t eat into farmland, U of A study finds - Arkansas Times
New research from the University of Arkansas shows that even with an extreme ramping up of solar energy infrastructure, only a tiny fraction of agricultural land would likely be taken out of production to harvest sunlight instead.
Brianna Fiorillo, Policy & Strategy Manager, Midwest at Lightstar weighs-in.
Republican lawmakers retry bill to bring community solar to Ohio
Deep in the UP, an abandoned mine could offer hope for green energy fights.
Brianna Fiorillo, Policy & Strategy Manager, Midwest at Lightstar weighs-in.
Deep in the UP, an abandoned mine could offer hope for green energy fights
Deep in the UP, an abandoned mine could offer hope for green energy fights.
Brianna Fiorillo, Policy & Strategy Manager, Midwest at Lightstar weighs-in.
For jobs and survival, Michigan needs community solar now
Relevant and timely article: For jobs and survival, Michigan needs community solar now
Michigan lawmakers are considering Senate Bills 152 and 153 to enable community solar, allowing all residents to access clean, affordable, and reliable energy, regardless of income or housing status, and creating thousands of jobs in the state.