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DRECP – Renewable Energy in SoCal’s Deserts

March 12, 2021April 3, 2021 by Scott Dee, posted in Joshua Tree, Nature Appreciation

The powers-that-be want to streamline a process where desert land can be handed over to energy developers who want to invest in clean energy infrastructure. They've written a plan - the DRECP (Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan) - to delineate what is allowed to go where.

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