Every assumption behind the City's utility-scale solar prohibition such as cost, storage, and state law has changed. The ordinance hasn't.
How can you promote such a wasteful business as solar? How long do those panels last? What is done with them when their useful life is over?
How can you promote construction on fragile desert sand when it doesn’t last and ruins the environment?
I guess some people hate the vast open space and have to fill it up with what is going to be garbage in 20-30 years.
I guess some people don’t believe in a world that exists beyond their lifetime.
Some would love to tear into our relatively inexpensive desert land for their out of the country projects.
I would like to think that we value our special place in the world and would like to protect what little we can.
That’s why we had the solar ban!
How can you promote such a wasteful business as solar? How long do those panels last? What is done with them when their useful life is over?
How can you promote construction on fragile desert sand when it doesn’t last and ruins the environment?
I guess some people hate the vast open space and have to fill it up with what is going to be garbage in 20-30 years.
I guess some people don’t believe in a world that exists beyond their lifetime.
Some would love to tear into our relatively inexpensive desert land for their out of the country projects.
I would like to think that we value our special place in the world and would like to protect what little we can.
That’s why we had the solar ban!