
‘Here Comes the Sun’: McKibben on solar future
Environmental writer Bill McKibben makes the case for renewable energy transition in his latest book about solar power's potential to combat climate change
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By Tim Rowland
Author and climate activist talks about the fastest growing energy source in human history and how it will change the world
Environmental writer Bill McKibben makes the case for renewable energy transition in his latest book about solar power's potential to combat climate change
Bill McKibben sees solar power as the key to bypassing federal gridlock and empowering communities to break free from fossil fuel dependence
How to balance farmland preservation with renewable energy goals in the Adirondack Park?
The state has found a developer for a 12-megawatt solar array on a former Adirondack Park mine. It will be the state's first "build-ready" solar project.
By Tim Rowland
Community solar project planned for farm fields along Route 22
The project near Great Sacandaga lake is the first in the Adirondacks to go through new permitting process
By Lauren Yates
Commenters support landowner, dairy farmer who seeks to sustain business with proposed 40-megawatt array in Mayfield
Public hearing tonight in Gloversville for project on Great Sacandaga Lake
The approval is the 11the solar project permitted by the APA. It reflects a steady interest in installing panels on farms or former farms of the park, although not every project approved has been built.