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Kuvlesky, William P., Leonard A. Brennan, Michael L. Morrison, Kathy K. Boydston, Bart M.

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Lovich, Jeffrey E., and Joshua R. Ennen. "Wildlife Conservation and Solar Energy Development in the

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Wright, Christopher K., and Michael C. Wimberly. "Recent Land Use Change in the Western Corn

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Arnett, Edward B., Douglas B. Inkley, Douglas H. Johnson, Ronald P. Larkin, Stephanie Manes,

          Albert M. Manville, Russ Mason, Michael Morrison, M. Dale Strickland, and Robert Thresher.

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"Biofuels Make a Comeback Despite Tough Economy." Worldwatch Institute. N.p., 29 Apr. 2011.

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Fortier, Micehl. "Florida Gulf Coast University’s 2MW Solar Field." Solaripedia. N.p., 2009. Web. 25
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"University Rolls Out Efforts to Save Energy and Reduce Costs." University of Rochester. University
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