Pollinator & Wildlife Friendly Solar Farms - the good, the bad and the bees!

Tim,
I am not sure if this was a podcast, but it provided me with good background information, for an abstract for a Grassland Studies Program.
The abstract was to have a limited number of words. It went as follows:

ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AND GRASSLANDS ABSTRACT

Dwayne Wilson will give an oral presentation in coordination with slides posted on screen or poster as to the coordination of Solar Farms in rural or adjacent to an urban area. Consideration of the Pros and Cons arising prior to, or after the land acquisition of said agricultural or commercial property in the area of that Solar Farm. Are aesthetics considered by the company owning the Solar Farm. Is access to Solar Farm, considered in advance.
Once the Solar Farm is completed, the advantages of disadvantages of Pollinator Habitat, animals, or short Native grasses, allowed within the fenced perimeter. Are there restrictions on the Environs surrounding the fenced perimeter and if so, what are those restrictions.

I had also had a phone conversation with Tim, and he would have shared slides with me to use for my presentation.

My abstract was not accepted, although I thought it schould have been.