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Conway MA: NextAmp solar destroys forest, residential area

January 28, 2022

NextAmp Solar has clear-cut 30 acres of forest in Conway, Massachusetts for an industrial solar array. This clear-cutting took place near a residential area upsetting residents and harming ecosystems.

Before and after comparison of clear-cutting for Nexamp solar array
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