This report addresses the potential for using "Limbo Lands" as sites for renewable energy generating stations. Limbo Lands are considered as underused, formerly contaminated sites, and include former Superfund sites, landfills, brownfield, abandoned min lands, former industrial sites, and certain government installations.
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This report addresses the potential for using "Limbo Lands" as sites for renewable energy generating stations. Limbo Lands are considered as underused, formerly contaminated sites, and include former Superfund sites, landfills, brownfield, abandoned min lands, former industrial sites, and certain government installations.
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Mosey, Gail; Heimiller, Donna; Dahle, Douglas; Vimmerstedt, Laura & Brady-Sabeff, Liz.Converting Limbo Lands to Energy-Generating Stations: Renewable Energy Technologies on Underused, Formerly Contaminated Sites,
report,
October 2007;
Golden, Colorado.
(https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc949332/:
accessed April 10, 2021),
University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu;
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