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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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    This may be good news for the #SOLAR energy sector...🌞🌞🌞

    but perhaps not so much for British wildlife and ecosystems after one of the wettest winters on record and having to adapt to such swings from one extreme to another in such a short space of time.

    Double-edged sword...

    Met Office@metoffice

    ☀️With 266 hours of bright sunshine, May 2020 is now officially the sunniest month on record for the UK☀️

    ☀️Spring 2020 is also the sunniest on record for the UK exceeding the sunshine amount for most summer seasons☀️

    Our press release has more👉 https://t.co/2yQjD875hM

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