RT Journal Article SR Electronic T1 Landowner Acceptance of Wind Turbines on Their Land: Insights from a Factorial Survey Experiment JF Land Economics JO Land Econ FD University of Wisconsin Press SP 674 OP 689 DO 10.3368/le.98.4.012521-0008R1 VO 98 IS 4 A1 John R. Parkins A1 Sven Anders A1 Jürgen Meyerhoff A1 Monique Holowach YR 2022 UL http://le.uwpress.org/content/98/4/674.abstract AB This study uses data from a vignette experiment (n = 401) of large-scale agricultural landowners in western Canada to quantify attributes that enhance acceptance of wind farms on their land or in their municipality. The analysis addresses the role of community relationships and procedural fairness in the development of wind power. Random effects models indicate that landowners are more accepting of wind power if such projects include local or cooperative ownership, compensation payments to neighboring landowners, and community involvement in the development process. Results suggest that perceived injustices could be lessened if fairness considerations extended beyond monetary gain.