SolarDivideNY
Kris MartinGrid-scale solar development and opposition in upstate NY
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Solar vs. trees
NYS has an abundance of forested land. About 63% of land in the state is forested, and of that, about 73% of that is privately owned.1 Increasingly, landowners are discovering that their forests are good for more than growing trees; if the ...
Where the money comes from
I’ve heard solar developers claim that their projects don’t receive any money from taxpayers. No one hands them a bag of money labeled “solar subsidies,” but they do receive millions of dollars from public sources. Did you ever wonder exact...
Sheepwashing
Solar sheep grazing enjoys enormous popularity—that’s the practice of grazing sheep under the panels on solar projects. My recent piece Agrivoltaics: Silver bullet or hype? promised a post on the topic—here it is.
Agrivoltaics: Silver bullet or hype?
Every time I look at a farming publication, there seems to be another article on agrivoltaics: the co-location of photovoltaic (PV) solar and agriculture. Apparently, you can grow just about anything under panels: wheat, apples, sugarcane, ...
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I write about the social, agricultural, and economic effects of solar buildout on rural communities in upstate NY.
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