Ketan Joshi: There will be a net failure in the medium to long term, if we decide to broadly support a deregulated, environmentally and socially destructive pathway for large-scale clean energy development. Worse: it causes an illusion of progress due to a short-term hit of development.

Listen up folks: being aggressively in support of solar in general - but also aggressively opposed to corporate developers just vomiting out environmentally destructive projects so they can roll around in some short term benefits even as it toxifies the energy transition - is a pro-climate position

Opinion: Kill Joshua trees for a desert solar project? Readers want none of itwww.latimes.com Joshua trees are threatened and iconic. Readers are outraged over a Mojave Desert project that will kill thousands of them.

There will be a net failure in the medium to long term, if we decide to broadly support a deregulated, environmentally and socially destructive pathway for large-scale clean energy development. Worse: it causes an illusion of progress due to a short-term hit of development.

Deregulation = Bad Always. Anyways, unrelated to deregulation, and to clean energy, and to the environment...

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