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The only reason any state supports renewables is because they are walking over their rural population. Almost everywhere it is the people who do not have to live next to industrial wind turbines or industrial solar panels that are signing these contracts. For instance in Iowa only about 1500-2000 landowners (many who do not even live anywhere near a wind turbine or even in the state) have signed wind turbine contracts yet we have covered 1,500,000 acres in industrial wind installation. There are many, many negative impacts to these installations, they are outlined right within the contracts offered to neighbors. This is part of the reason that 230 government entities across the US have already banned or blocked industrial wind or why Germany’s wind industry has almost ground to a halt. People only support industrial renewables when they don’t know much about it.