Perceptions of the impact of wind energy generation in coastal communities: regulation issues

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August 22, 2016

This fact sheet explores what survey respondents say about who should regulate wind energy and how confident they feel in various aspects of the planning, zoning and regulatory process.

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Tags: community, planning, public policy

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