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Authors of a massive plan to regulate renewable energy in the California Desert seem to ignore the fact that the EPA has already put them out of date.
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A preview of the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan is out, and like everything about the California Desert, its scale is huge.
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The National Parks Conservation Association says we should learn from three solar project siting "mistakes" near desert national parks.
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The drafters of a plan to regulate renewable energy development on millions of acres of the California desert got scientific feedback on the plan this week -- and it had to have stung.
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California's desert renewable energy team gives you the chance to comment on hundreds of pages of documents. You've got five days.
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