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Silicon Ranch's Solar Farm: Greenwashing or Conservation?

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Silicon Ranchs massive solar farm in Stockton, Alabama, faces community backlash. The company, led by CEO Reagan Farr, proposes a 4,500-acre agrivoltaics project, blending solar with farming for environmental benefits. However, locals accuse the company of greenwashing, questioning their intentions. The Baldwin County Commission approved a referendum for voters to decide on zoning, but Silicon Ranch plans to complete applications before it goes to vote. Despite controversy, the company is confident in their $350 million investment, aiming to deliver power by 2028.

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