100% solar community has minimal damage from Hurricane Ian

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By Bonface LandiOct 5, 2022, 7:30 pm187 pts
Babcock Ranch, a community in southwest Florida, is America's first weather-resilient settlement that is fully powered by solar. The community has a lot to celebrate. It is the first settlement built with climate change threats in mind to protect its residents from hurricanes.

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