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Now Dominant, the Green Movement Is Gobbling Its $pinach, With Few Blutos Left to Clobber - Vimarsana News

Now Dominant, the Green Movement Is Gobbling Its $pinach, With Few Blutos Left to Clobber

After years as a federal officer helping the Drug Enforcement Administration hunt drug lords across Central Asia, and years more teaching in Maryland classrooms, Robin Shaffer anticipated a quiet retirement

BLM issues leases for huge solar development along US95 in Nye County - Vimarsana News

BLM issues leases for huge solar development along US95 in Nye County

NV Energy is paying more than $80 million to lease about 7,200 acres in Nye County to develop a solar energy project south of U.S. 95 southeast of Beatty.

Source: yahoo.com
BLM issues leases for huge solar development along US95 in Nye County - Vimarsana News

BLM issues leases for huge solar development along US95 in Nye County

NV Energy is paying more than $80 million to lease about 7,200 acres in Nye County to develop a solar energy project south of U.S. 95 southeast of Beatty.

Amid Water Woes, Solar Is Booming In The California Desert - Vimarsana News

Amid Water Woes, Solar Is Booming In The California Desert

Utility-scale solar farms spreading rapidly across the desert Southwest are stressing the region’s already overtaxed groundwater and communities are beginning to push back.

Source: laist.com
Solar Is Booming in the California Desert, But What About Its Water Requirements? - Vimarsana News

Solar Is Booming in the California Desert, But What About Its Water Requirements?

Utility-scale solar farms spreading rapidly across the California desert are stressing the region’s already overtaxed groundwater—and communities are beginning to push back.

Source: kcet.org