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Last edited by Hamloc; Feb 3, 2023, 09:26.
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They can go on house roofs and any commercial or residential building that has the right setup for solar panels including farm buildings.
I am just not sure why some people are so concerned about the impact of renewables on arable land and wildlife but then say nothing about the much more massive impact of biofuels and the millions of acres of arable land used for energy production. Go figure?
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Why don't they put solar panels on every tall building.
It must cost a fortune to keep lights on 24/7..
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So because it's not arable farm land wild life of all forms don't occupy it. Get out of your echo chamber chuck.
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Solar panels can be put on roofs and areas that are not prime farmland.
But you guys are okay with prime ag land being used for ethanol and biodiesel?
You really need to think before you put your foot in your mouth complaining about solar panels taking up a very small percentage of arable farmland compared to the millions of acres used for biofuels that are not used for food crops.Last edited by chuckChuck; Feb 3, 2023, 08:20.
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winds not so bad can still be used for grazing trouble with solar farms get full of noxious weeds a real issue here
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Guest repliedYea , this is way better than a nice lake like Tobin lake that everyone can enjoy ??
FMG these greentards that don’t want anymore dams , just *** stupid??
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