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Indiana county rejects 200-megawatt solar project, lumping it with undesirable uses

Montgomery County commissioners unanimously rejected a utility-scale solar development by classifying it alongside junkyards and adult businesses, illustrating local zoning barriers that renewable projects face across the U.S.

Indiana county rejects 200-megawatt solar project, lumping it with undesirable uses
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Bluesky: @dangearino.bsky.social Dan Gearino · 34d ago · 15 ♥ Thanks to @dangearino.bsky.social for taking the time to cover our local struggle for solar. insideclimatenews.org/news/0810202... · @dangearino.bsky.social Dan Gearino · 34d ago · 0 ♥ Adult bookstores, junkyards, utility-scale solar -- all of these are officially designated as undesirable land uses in Montgomery County, Indiana: insideclimatenews.org/news/0810202... · @dangearino.bsky.social Dan Gearino · 33d ago · 9 ♥ Adult bookstores, landfills, utility-scale solar. These are among the land uses deemed undesirable in the comprehensive plan issued by an Indiana county.

Appeared in: 2026-10-08 (#5) · 2026-10-09 (#11)

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