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Residents have expressed concerns regarding a photovoltaic greenhouse project near CM10, fearing it may harm local biodiversity, including a significant American oak. Critics argue that the project, led by SCIC Terra Alter Native, destroys trees for 'green' electricity while benefiting foreign investors.

They highlight potential contamination from arsenic and hydrocarbons. Additionally, a local farmer voiced disappointment over the concentration of land ownership and lack of inclusion for small producers in land allocation discussions.

The project aims to be water-autonomous and enhance local vegetable production, with assurances that the arsenic levels are acceptable. Despite reassurances from project leaders, local producers worry about competition and advocacy for equitable land distribution continues, emphasizing the need for better communication and community involvement in the project.