Practitioners compared the direct net impacts on biodiversity from the land footprint of large-scale wind and solar energy (LSWS) with impacts from other industrial-scale land-use and land-cover change (LULCC) drivers, including agriculture, farming, urban growth, timber harvest, and fossil fuel extraction and operations.

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• large-scale wind and solar energy concept
• land use and land cover change concept
• Biodiversity concept
• urban growth concept
• fossil fuel extraction concept
• agriculture concept