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On the one hand, there are some benefits to the ground cover that aren't possible in wide open plains. On the other, a bad hailstorm means a lot of glass and s
by zdragnar 1y ago
On the one hand, there are some benefits to the ground cover that aren't possible in wide open plains.
On the other, a bad hailstorm means a lot of glass and scraps to pick up.
- sigwinch 1y agoPanels can endure hail as well as cars and roofs, so we’re talking catastrophic hail; where we’ve seen economic losses as bad as tornadoes. So, I’d worry about wind wrecking and broadly casting those slivers. Rather than pick them up, maybe consider further crushing them into the ground. While that’s not good for farmland, the area under the plume of a coal plant is already broadly contaminated.