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Amendment 1 and Florida's Solar Future

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Voters could soon decide the future of solar power in Florida. Amendment 1 will come before Florida voters on the Nov. 8 ballot, and it promises to protect "the rights of electricity consumers regarding solar energy choice" by amending the state constitution.

Voters are being asked to decide "yes" or "no" on the issue, but what does a vote for or against Amendment 1 actually mean? We’ll hear from both proponents and opponents of the initiative, discuss how it will shape the future of solar power in the sunshine state, and what it could mean for consumers' electric bills.

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