How to Cope with Externalities of Wind Power Development, Green Tech

Assessing landscape related impacts of wind power development with the help of Choice Experiments and Ecological-Economic Modeling Framework. Evaluation of Planning Procedures on the Regional Level regarding the identification of sites for wind power development. Recommendations for Optimization and Re Allocation of land use options for wind energy supply.

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