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I’ve driven many many tens of thousands of miles through landscapes with intense sun and extremely close to zero vegetation or life. Damaging that has got to b
by grecy 4y ago
I’ve driven many many tens of thousands of miles through landscapes with intense sun and extremely close to zero vegetation or life.
Damaging that has got to be a lot better for the planet than coal or nuclear.
- anon291 4y agoEven the great deserts of the southwest have life. In fact, I challenge you to drive through these tens of thousands of miles of landscapes in the hour or two after a rainstorm and tell me they're dead. You're missing out if you've not seen the desert in bloom. I grew up by the desert, and I don't know why people think it's dead. There are some extremely fragile ecosystems there.
- grecy 4y ago> great deserts of the southwest Sounds like you're talking about a single country? I'm talking about when I've driven through the Sahara (West and East side), Namib, Simpson, Great Sandy, Gibson, etc. etc. There is a HUGE amount of land on earth for things like solar and wind.