And in the end they ultimately create a massive landfill of unrecyclable debris that they once created but now must construct new (soon to be) debris for their friends to squeeze money out of the middle class and the US Treasury. The solar craze is still in clean up mode.
And in the end they ultimately create a massive landfill of unrecyclable debris that they once created but now must construct new (soon to be) debris for their friends to squeeze money out of the middle class and the US Treasury. The solar craze is still in clean up mode.
I think solar panels use Teflon-line material. When it rains, some of it leeches into the ground, the ground water, and so on. All this sounds like rebranded poison. And yes, there is a need for different sources of energy but this is not it...
And in the end they ultimately create a massive landfill of unrecyclable debris that they once created but now must construct new (soon to be) debris for their friends to squeeze money out of the middle class and the US Treasury. The solar craze is still in clean up mode.
I think solar panels use Teflon-line material. When it rains, some of it leeches into the ground, the ground water, and so on. All this sounds like rebranded poison. And yes, there is a need for different sources of energy but this is not it...