Block Island Wind Farm
Electoral consequences: Are elected politicians rewarded or punished when wind and solar projects are developed near their constituents?
Political Polarization: What roles does political polarization play in affecting where and when renewable projects are developed?
Environmental Racism: Are structural inequities that previously affected the development of fossil fuel energy projects also seen in emerging renewable energy project development?
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