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Realising co-benefits for natural capital and ecosystem services from solar parks: A co-developed, evidence-based approach

Posted April 24, 2020April 24, 2020 Alona Armstrong

Outlines a decision support tool that informs solar park management for ecosystem services and natural capital.

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    Energy_EnvironEnergy Environment Interactions@Energy_Environ·
    1 Jul

    Interesting take on the new #agriculturebill by @EliseWach, but the concept of public goods does not need to be restricted to intensive farmlands...

    #RenewableEnergy sites could benefit from this by linking land management schemes to ecosystem services.

    https://t.co/3IJSVS4T5q

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