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Makes sense solar farms take sooooo much land and that's the one thing that we definitely have a finite supply...until a hurricane or big storm comes through and destroys them

Have them bolted and secured on the oceanfloor so no hurricane or tidal wave can wipe it out.

thaillest719 said Makes sense solar farms take sooooo much land and that's the one thing that we definitely have a finite supply...until a hurricane or big storm comes through and destroys them

Makes sense in low bodies of water for sure. It won't work everywhere.

What about windmills

Xiox said What about windmills

Windmills need a 1000 gallons of oil a month for lubricant. They break and the parts to make them
are not environmentally friendly.

thaillest719 said Makes sense solar farms take sooooo much land and that's the one thing that we definitely have a finite supply...until a hurricane or big storm comes through and destroys them

Funny you say that. Keep in mind that Hurricanes and Tornadoes are electrically charged to intensify them. Most areas with Solar Panels will probably not even be hit.

damn_ryght said Have them bolted and secured on the oceanfloor so no hurricane or tidal wave can wipe it out.

Hurricanes and tsunami's will destroy anything man makes.

You'll need to put them in a place with calm waters and no cyclonic storms.. When the sea level rises 20+ feet everything is going up 20 feet or 20 feet underwater..

Xiox said What about windmills

They k*ll birds

damn_ryght said Have them bolted and secured on the oceanfloor so no hurricane or tidal wave can wipe it out.

Ocean way too strong for that.

Ridley Scott said They k*ll birds

They need to pay better attention when flying

ddash said They need to pay better attention when flying

Did nobody watch the video? Said man made bodies of water

Which makes way more sense, picture a small freeway stretch full of water. You’d be able to supply electric to all kinds of places. The build isn’t crazy and it floats on water. No motors or spinning parts. For everywhere but in the middle of no where this is a game changer

J_Teflon said Windmills need a 1000 gallons of oil a month for lubricant. They break and the parts to make them are not environmentally friendly.

Arent solar panels bad for the environment too???

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