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From the Wall Street JournalRenewable Energy, Meet the New NimbysSolar and Wind-Power Proposals Draw Opposition From Residents Fearing Visual Blight; Not in My Backyard they cry! But how do they feel about mountain top removal in WV, sinkholes and horizontal mining below homes in western PA? Are people willing to adjust their lifestyles and live within a smaller footprint so we don't have to

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From Newsweek:Why the Solar Industry Is Struggling Matthew Philips Last summer the future of the solar industry looked bright. Demand was high thanks to generous government subsidies, and solar stocks were soaring. But now it resembles a classic bubble. The solar industry overbuilt and is now struggling under the weight of excess capacity and falling prices. As the

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