Thirty years of North American wind energy acceptance research: What have we learned?
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...…factor affecting feasibility is public acceptance, in particular for wind energy and other large-scale renewable facilities (Yenneti and Day, 2016; Rand and Hoen, 2017; Gorayeb et al., 2018) that raise landscape management (Nadaï and Labussière, 2017) and distributional justice (Yenneti and Day,…...
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...Research indicates that financial participation and community engagement can be effective in mitigating resistance (Brunes and Ohlhorst, 2011; Rand and Hoen, 2017) (see Section 4.4.3)....
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...Research indicates that financial participation and community engagement can be effective in mitigating resistance (Brunes and Ohlhorst, 2011; Rand and Hoen, 2017) (see Section 4....
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...Another important factor affecting feasibility is public acceptance, in particular for wind energy and other large-scale renewable facilities (Yenneti and Day, 2016; Rand and Hoen, 2017; Gorayeb et al., 2018) that raise landscape management (Nadaï and Labussière, 2017) and distributional justice (Yenneti and Day, 2016) challenges....
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...For example, a review of thirty years of acceptance research on wind energy suggests that demographic variables only explain a small amount of variance in attitudes towards wind energy [37]....
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...Some researchers have hypothesized that, over time, individuals will “self-sort,” as those with more positive attitudes move closer to turbines and those with more negative attitudes move away (Hoen et al., 2015; Tiebout, 1956)....
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...Wüstenhagen et al. (2007) point to three dimensions: Sociopolitical acceptance (acceptance of policymakers and key stakeholders), market acceptance (acceptance of investors and consumers), and community acceptance (pertaining to procedural justice, distributional justice, and trust)....
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The following are specific areas for future research. Future research should oversample this group and analyze their responses as a group that is distinct from those living further away. Future research should attempt to do so to provide a mechanism for comparison.