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Perceptions Of The Impact Of Wind Energy Generation In Coastal Communities: Impact Perceptions

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    MICHU (Michigan Sea Grant)
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    6 part series. Other portions available in the supporting files.

    In early 2010, the Michigan State University (MSU) Land Policy Institute (LPI) sent a mail survey to 300 randomly selected households in each of the study areas (900 total surveys mailed). Most of the questions asked respondents to consider how they would feel about a commercial wind farm development in or near their community - defined as the township, village or city in coastal Michigan where they live during all or part of the year. This factsheet summarizes the opinions of the public in coastal communities regarding the potential impacts of commercial wind farm development in a community, as well as the level of knowledge respondents say they have about renewable energy and wind energy.

  • Sea Grant Document Number:
    MICHU-S-11-004 ; MICHU-S-11-005 ; MICHU-S-11-006 ; MICHU-S-11-007 ; MICHU-S-11-008 ; MICHU-S-11-009
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    Technical Report
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    urn:sha256:63b3f55e877c77e563a0a2d34e45e89d531228e97d0e241c1d9f16aac7b81147
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