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Uvalde, Texas Experiences Growth in Solar Power Amid Agricultural Challenges

Steve Cargil, a farmer in Uvalde, Texas, has adapted to challenges in agriculture by leasing land for a solar farm, generating $200,000 annually. Texas has become the largest producer of solar energy in the U.S., surpassing California, and solar now supplies a significant portion of the state's electricity. While there are concerns from some residents about the environmental impact of solar farms, support for solar energy remains strong among the public and state lawmakers.

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Steve Cargil, a farmer in Uvalde, Texas, has adapted to challenges in agriculture by leasing land for a solar farm, generating $200,000 annually. Texas has become the largest producer of solar energy in the U.S., surpassing California, and solar now supplies a significant portion of the state's electricity. While there are concerns from some residents about the environmental impact of solar farms, support for solar energy remains strong among the public and state lawmakers.

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How the oil capital of the US welcomed a solar power boom

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Uvalde, Texas Experiences Growth in Solar Power Amid Agricultural Challenges