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Fast-Tracked Solar Project Could Speed Mojave Desert's Demise

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The federal government’s determination that a 400-megawatt solar thermal power plant will not cause significant harm to a pristine strip of the Mojave Desert is a victory for those who want to place dozens of solar arrays on federal land in Southern Calif

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