Take vegetation succession into account when planning solar parks, or problems could grow, says researcher

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Feb 11, 2025, 3:40 am664 ptsHot
Large-scale ground-mounted solar parks are relatively new phenomena. Over time, ideas have been put forward about how they can accommodate biodiversity, and some parks are indeed becoming more multifunctional—for example, by providing habitats for plants, invertebrates and birds. From a background of studying…

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