The document summarizes a study examining opposition to wind farm development in southern Catalonia from a political ecology perspective. It identifies three key elements missing from the typical "NIMBY" explanation: [1] ecological distribution conflicts arising from the concentration of energy infrastructure in the region, [2] conflicts over local landscape valuations and life projects, and [3] procedural issues around exclusions of local criteria from siting decisions made at larger regional scales. The study provides an alternative framework for understanding wind energy conflicts based on these distributional, valuation, and participation factors.
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1. Whose back-yard? Wind energy and the politics of landscape value in southern Catalonia Christos Zografos, PhD Postdoctoral Research Fellow ICTA, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain [email_address] International Conference on Environmental Conflicts and Justice ICTA, UAB, Casa del Mar, Barcelona, Spain Friday 2 July 2010
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