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The Coming Green Sprawl

The Coming Green Sprawl

By Jeff Nolan on December 22, 2009

As the U.S. moves to energy policy that emphasizes renewable energy development, we would be wise to consider the impacts on land use and agriculture policy as well as recognize that the relationship between state and federal governments cannot and should not be trampled in process.

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