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Farmer Todd Tracy stands near his pistachio trees in Buttonwillow where land is being converted into a solar farm.
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Central Valley farmers reluctantly turn to solar as water supplies dry up

California’s Central Valley faces a difficult transition as farmers replace crops with solar panels. Climate change, persistent droughts, and new state regulations under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act limit t

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