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Callahan: Solar is not a threat; it’s an opportunity

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By Colleen Callahan
| AgriNews Verified
“It’s not the strongest species that survives, it’s the one that adapts, adopts and accepts change.” Why do I begin with this quote? Because it applies to the consideration of “planting” solar panels on farm ground. As we see more solar fields dotting our rural landscape, it’s understandable to question if this is the best use of our productive Illinois land. Shouldn’t we focus on feeding a growing population? I believe we can harvest both the sun and foodstuffs. Here’s why.
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Study explains how consumers can be encouraged to conserve energy during peak periods

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By Colleen Callahan
| Tech Xplore Verified
Smart thermostat. Credit: Dan Lefebvre/Unsplash New research by the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation has identified how effective certain incentives can be in motivating people to use less energy in their homes. Electricity providers often need to encourage customers to reduce consumption in order to prevent blackouts or to avoid having to activate additional power plants—often natural gas-powered plants that pollute the environment.
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Study explains how consumers can be encouraged to conserve energy during peak periods

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By Colleen Callahan
| UCLA Newsroom Verified
New research by the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation has identified how effective certain incentives can be in motivating people to use less energy in their homes. Electricity providers often need to encourage customers to reduce consumption in order to prevent blackouts or to avoid having to activate additional power plants — often natural gas-powered plants that pollute the environment.
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