America’s solar boom is quietly planting roots in the last places anyone expected, from capped landfills in New England to coal-country grids in Appalachia and a 595-person California town bracing for its next blackout

America’s solar boom is quietly taking root in unexpected places. A capped municipal landfill in southern New Hampshire. A 595-person ranching town in coastal California that keeps losing power. A West Virginia grid node in the heart of coal country. A construction site outside Houston. These aren’t the settings most people picture when they think ... Read more