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If they weren't covering 100% of the land and some light still fell between them, wouldn't low light plants thrive under them? A little mini ecosystem of flower
by monk_e_boy 11y ago
If they weren't covering 100% of the land and some light still fell between them, wouldn't low light plants thrive under them? A little mini ecosystem of flowers and insects, like under the canopy of a forest?
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoNow that sounds like a coal power spokesperson, defending their total disruption of an ecosystem. Sure, some balance may be found under the solar panels, after everything that was there is killed and replaced by something else that finds its way in. But I doubt that. I grew up in Iowa. Under the canopy of the cornfields, absolutely nothing lives. The almost total lack of sunlight leaves very little energy to support an ecosystem. Its like the surface of the moon. Not even insects.