Social Barriers to Renewable Energy Landscapes*

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A review of land use, visibility and public perception of renewable energy in the context of landscape impact (2020, background): “In particular, wind turbines are the basic topic of most literature [44–46], design guidelines [47–51], institutional publications [52–56] and news articles [14,57,58] on landscape impact, followed by solar panels [5,59]and lastly hydroelectric dams.”
Solar power, state power, and the politics of energy transition in pre-Saharan Morocco (2016, background): “…the land question Resistance to renewable energy initiatives tends to focus on top-down planning procedures, the uneven distribution of project benefits, and public ‘‘opposition to landscape changes and the associated impacts on the way of life such changes might bring’’ (Pasqualetti, 2011b: 202).”