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Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix L: Solar America Initiative, S. Grover
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix L: Solar America Initiative, S. Grover
Sustainability and Energy
This National Renewable Energy Laboratory resource details the benefits of the Solar America Initiative.
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix K: Economic Impact Potential Of Solar Photovoltaics In Illinois, Illinois State University. Center For Renewable Energy
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix K: Economic Impact Potential Of Solar Photovoltaics In Illinois, Illinois State University. Center For Renewable Energy
Sustainability and Energy
This 2013 study reviews the potential for economic impact of solar photovoltaics in the state of Illinois.
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix J: Solar For Economic Development Toolkit, National Association Of Regional Councils
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix J: Solar For Economic Development Toolkit, National Association Of Regional Councils
Sustainability and Energy
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Wildfire In Utah: The Physical And Economic Consequences Of Wildfire, Paul Mark Jakus, Man-Keun Kim, Randy S. Martin, Ian Hammond, Edd Hammill, Nancy O. Mesner, Jacob Stout
Wildfire In Utah: The Physical And Economic Consequences Of Wildfire, Paul Mark Jakus, Man-Keun Kim, Randy S. Martin, Ian Hammond, Edd Hammill, Nancy O. Mesner, Jacob Stout
Watershed Sciences Faculty Publications
PRELUDE
On June 26, 2012 a lightning strike ignited a wildfire in the Manti-La Sal National Forest of central Utah’s Carbon and Emery counties (Figure P.1). By the time the Seeley wildfire was contained three weeks later, some 48,000 acres of federal, state, and private land had been burned and $8.7 million in suppression costs expended (Styler 2012). According to the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity (MTBS.gov) project, nearly one-third of the acreage was severely burned, damaging vegetation and soils for years to come. Severe burns vastly increase the erosion potential of burnt landscapes, and the steep lands of Huntington …