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Windfall: the decent landscape of Altamont Pass

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  • 1989
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  • The California Geographer 29: 119-139
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  • The rush to implement technologies of renewable energy, supported by environmental concerns and governmental subsidies in the wake of the "energy crisis" of the early 1970's, resulted in the installation of experimental laboratories for wind energy development which transformed the landscapes of several California sites. This is a history of one of those sites-the Altamont Pass in eastern Alameda County.
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