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(February 6, 2012) "Wolves are smart, adaptable animals, but they can't make it alone," said Eva Sargent, the Southwest program director for Defenders of Wildlife.
- Defenders of Wildlife
(January 31, 2012) "If the Obama administration is to reach the goal of powering three million homes with clean energy by the year's end, it must move quickly to put in place a smart solar energy program that speeds up permitting of projects. The key is to guide development away from conflicts with wildlife and natural resources to areas with access to transmission," said Jim Lyons, Senior Director for Renewable Energy with Defenders of Wildlife. "The Interior Department's proposed solar program focuses on producing power in low-conflict and no-conflict zones and offers the best opportunity to achieve this goal. This zone-based approach is an important step toward producing energy in the right places and protecting sensitive public lands and wildlife."
- Defenders of Wildlife