Rosewood Exuma developer rejects 'salami slicing' claim over 22-acre solar farm

The developer of the $200 million Rosewood Exuma resort is pushing back against opponents' characterization of its planned 22-acre solar farm as 'salami slicing' to conceal the project's full environmental impact. The dispute centers on whether the solar farm is a separate development or part of a larger, more impactful project. This matters as it could set a precedent for how large-scale resort developments in the Bahamas manage environmental review and public scrutiny.