Wind turbines in polluted areas, solar energy on municipal buildings and sheep under solar parks

I en solcellepark lidt syd for Køge går får mellem panelerne, som opfanger energi fra solen.

Foto: Brian Karmark/Ritzau Scanpix

The lack of space of the future:
Wind turbines in polluted areas, solar energy on municipal buildings and sheep under solar parks

1.4 times the area of Denmark. This is needed if there is to be room for the interests that are for our areas.

6. SEP 2022 13.55

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MIDDELFART: Danmark er for lille. I hvert fald hvis alle de klimaløsninger, der er på tegnebrættet, skal etableres på landets arealer. Det gælder blandt andet områder med biodiversitet, opsætning af vindmøller og solcelleparker. For udover klimaløsninger, så skal der også bruges areal til fødevareproduktion, vandboringer og beboelse, for bare at nævne nogle af de ting, som optager plads i landskabet.

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The lack of space of the future:
Wind turbines in polluted areas, solar energy on municipal buildings and sheep under solar parks