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1. “agrivoltaics” AND “renewable electricity generation” OR “electricity generation”
2. “agrivoltaics” AND “decreased greenhouse gas emissions” OR “decreased GHG emissions” OR “decreased GHG emissions” OR “GHG emissions"
3. “agrivoltaics” AND “reduced climate change” OR “climate change"
4. “agrivoltaics” AND “increased crop yield” OR “decreased crop yield” OR “crop yield"
5. “agrivoltaics” AND “plant protection from inclement weather” OR “plant protection from hail” OR “plant protection from extreme heat” OR “plant protection"
6. “agrivoltaics” AND “water conservation” OR “decreased water consumption"
7. “agrivoltaics” AND “agricultural employment” OR “employment"
8. “agrivoltaics” AND “local food” OR “food production"
9. “agrivoltaics” AND “improved health from pollution reduction” OR “improved health” OR “pollution reduction"
10. “agrivoltaics” AND “hedge against inflation"
11. “agrivoltaics” AND “potential to produce nitrogen fertilizer on farm” OR “produce nitrogen fertilizer” OR “nitrogen fertilizer production"
12. “agrivoltaics” AND “production of renewable fuels” OR “production of anhydrous ammonia” OR “production of hydrogen"
13. “agrivoltaics” AND “electricity for electric vehicle charging” OR “electricity for EV charging” OR “EV charging"
14. “agrivoltaics” AND “land resources” OR “land equivalent ratio"
15. “agrivoltaics” AND “land health” OR “soil health"

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The "What" of the topic.

The "How" of the topic.

The "Why" of the topic.

The "When" of the topic. Review current state with an emphasis on the development of the field over time.

The "Who" of the topic.

The "Where" of the Topic

• Create lists and sub-lists of topics that need to be further reviewed.

Zotero citation field with the URL (DOI preferred).

• Each top-level point should be a clear and concise key item from the source (methodology, info, design, gap, etc.)
  • Sub points are to be concise explanations of critical aspects of the key item
  • Should not be a copy and paste of info but rather an interpretation of what parts are relevant and why, selective copy & paste of relevant snippets is fine.

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