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Turning Brownfields Into Brightfields With Solar Energy
Thousands of contaminated tracts of land labeled brownfields by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency may eventually provide the valuable real estate needed for renewable energy projects, and New Jersey is at the forefront of using such sites to bolster its status as a leader in solar energy.The utility PSE&G is installing 4,000...[read more]
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