I live in upstate New York, USA. Recently much of our forest
and farmland is being stripped and solar farms are going up.
My daughter, who operates a perennial farm, is concerned
about the tons of herbicide used each year to keep the area
around them clear. Another friend is concerned about the
toxic waste produced when they are damaged or discarded.
They do not track the sun and much of the year they are
covered with ice and snow. Are these things really useful or
are they merely a product of PC government grants. From a
casual perspective, it doesn't seem like they could possibly
be cost effective.

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Thanks for your opinions,

Allen

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