October 1, 2011
|
Ethan Elkind
We encourage all members of the UCLA Law community to monitor UCLA's coronavirus page and Bruins Safe Online for updates and resources.
California will need to steer the development of large-scale renewable energy facilities on agricultural land toward lands that do not deplete the state's prime agricultural and biological resources. Key policy recommendations contained in the report include the development of criteria for the most suitable agricultural lands for renewable energy deployment, expedited environmental review and endangered species permitting for projects on these lands, and coordinated state and local land use planning and transmission investments to encourage development on these sites.