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The habitable land area of Earth is about 40M sq. mi. So we're talking on the order of .1% for solar power. It's not insignificant, but I hardly think it qual
by ScottBurson 8y ago
The habitable land area of Earth is about 40M sq. mi. So we're talking on the order of .1% for solar power. It's not insignificant, but I hardly think it qualifies as "huge".
- jacobush 8y agoYou could stick a lot of on inhabitable land too.
- danans 8y agoI think you meant "uninhabitable", but either way, it works.
- jacobush 8y agoWords... speak... hard.
- ScottBurson 8y agoAlas, not a lot of insolation in Antarctica or Siberia.