That’s the New York Times’ novel editorial spin on the ‘war’ between owners of a domestic solar power system in Sunnyvale, California, and their immediate neighbors, who owned redwood trees that had grown to shade the solar panels.
The dispute, which we noted last week, is evidence of the Golden State’s leadership in all things environmental, [...]
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- and the environment versus itself
Posted in environmentalism, plants and animals, solar power, tagged Christian Science Monitor, policy, solar power, trees on April 3, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Actions that could help the environment don’t just regularly lose out to actions demanded by people with competing agendas. There’s plenty of potential for conflict within the environmental movement itself.
Take the case of the neighbors in Sunnyvale, California that pitted a family generating solar power in their backyard against the family living behind [...]
