You can see there are already huge examples of this in Australia with sheep grazing under panels and it's just barely starting in New York state with a cornell pilot. In my opinion it's the future of electricity in agricultural areas.
You can farm and do industrial scale solar on the same land. It works extremely well for lamb herds, shade tolerant crops like strawberries, and greenhouses. I'm extremely interested in this area and actually starting some personal projects where I live, around agri-solar that is actually farming.
any recommended reading resources or documentation of your projects? building a resource database on this field and don't personally know anyone with experience, especially being in the NE
TL;DR - found the term "solarpunk" interesting but dismayed by how fantasy-like it was. i feel like we have the means to live in a solarpunk society rn. Gathering climate tech innovations and cool aesthetics & culture in one place. that's the goal, at least.
Maybe in political views, but does the show Picard seem like someone who would (twice) leave his wife to marry a woman half his age? Would Picards children not want to talk to him in his old age?
People's personal relationships are often messy, and don't perfectly align with political worldviews.
I am not vindicating anything he did, but storybook heroes like Picard rarely have the kind of glaring faults that one can find with a steady celeb searchlight and hindsight on real humans.
Are you telling me the exact same writers and producers couldn't have found one other male actor to play the role? 10,000 people would have wanted the role of enterprise captain.
Actually he gave all the details in his book. They are pretty bad tbh. He admits he has zero relationship with his adult children. The book just made me sad.
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