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• Fauntleroy 3y ago
  1) That ain't even bad 2) There are better ways to integrate solar into communities
  • hammock 3y ago
    > 1) That ain't even bad It's not exactly a step towards a 15-minute city, either
    • r00fus 3y ago
      Right, in a 15m city this would be on rooftops or integrated in the agriculture.
    • pixl97 3y ago
      Being that we've not taken any steps toward the 15 minute city in the US, solar or not, I don't think that's much of a measuring stick.
    • dvdkon 3y ago
      No, but a 15-minute city would offer no opportunities for this to happen, except on hard town borders. Any plot of land this big in a dense city would be much more lucratively used for houses.
  • marssaxman 3y ago
    Better yet, there are better ways of integrating solar with agriculture.