Gas is Greener? Smearing Renewables Over Land Use Exposes Ignorance of Fossil Fuel Lovers
August 15th, 2011 | by John Farrell
A recent column in the New York Times suggested that land use is the greatest environmental problem facing new renewable energy. While getting the facts terribly wrong, it opens a door to talk about the advantages of distributed generation rather than large, central-station power generation. A prime example is a unique proposal by Republic Solar Highways to put solar PV on highway right-of-way in California
