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Neighbors speak against Virginia solar farm: 'Who is gonna want to live here?'

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More than 300 people packed the 4H Center in Wakefield, Virginia to voice their opinions. The project would build solar panels on nearly 5,000 acres of land in Sussex County. County leaders said they will consider all facts and opinions before doing so.Solar farm proponents point to benefits such as job creation and tax revenue.

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Neighbors speak against Virginia solar farm: 'Who is gonna want to live here?'

SUSSEX COUNTY, Va. -- More than 300 people packed the 4H Center in Wakefield, Virginia to voice their opinions on a project that would build solar panels on nearly 5,000 acres of land in Sussex County.Kim Trimmer, who moved from Virginia Beach to Sussex, left the meeting in tears after she spoke before the Sussex County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission.I understand the amount of people living here has gone down, right? Trimmer asked …

1 month ago·Richmond, United States

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