A survey of 116 professionals working at the intersection of large-scale wind and solar energy (LSWS) and biodiversity protection in the United States found that practitioners perceive LSWS to impact biodiversity negatively, but less so than other land-cover change drivers such as fossil fuels and agriculture.

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• fossil fuels concept
• large-scale wind and solar energy concept
• U.S. location
• biodiversity conservation concept
• agriculture concept