You have the solar panels protecting the lower ponds of azolla which don’t like direct sun. The solar panels provide excess electricity and power any machinery used to harvest the azolla. The azolla grows over TEN TIMES as fast as grass or any other plants, so you are cycling it rapidly producing truckloads of green biomass on a monthly basis.
@jaykrown There’s been longstanding schema to cover increasingly evaporating water sources, with solar panels, in conjunction with #agrovoltaics and #battery #storage.
#FossilFuels has done a stellar job in suppressing it, along with most other more sustainable solves.
Yes and now is the time to push it, because solar cells and batteries are now cheap enough for the average person to start deploying. It doesn’t matter how hard anyone tries to suppress it, solar is the cheaper option now. I think we should post any discuss this as much as possible to encourage people to recognize it. And I predict solar will be come even cheaper as time goes on. Batteries and solar cells were cost prohibitive 10 years ago, now they are just becoming accessible to most people.