Wildfire evacuation plans can help communities avoid logistical nightmares
Release Date: 02/06/2023
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Julie Roth of Ann Arbor organized a get-together about solar panels. She ended up launching a community solar program called Ann Arbor Solarize. Learn more at
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Though state law prohibits homeowners associations from banning solar panels, many unintentionally block installation. Learn more at
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