How much toxic waste is produced by solar panels? Bright Panels, Dark Secrets: The Problem of Solar Waste ... The act of producing one ton of polysilicon leads to three to four tons of silicon tetrachloride waste. In fact, solar produces 300 times more toxic waste per unit of energy than does nuclear energy, according to Environmental Progress, a Berkeley, California, nonprofit that supports the expanded use of nuclear energy.Jun 2, 2022 SO now you want that across the road from you rather than houses or hog confinement? Yup the hog stink but won't kill you like the solar can or could. Then the tile lines are all ruined so the drainage will suffer terribly since they don't care about that when driving those I-beams that hold the panels. Now then you said the cons and now the weed infestations or the chemicals they will use to control them. ALso how do they keep the snow off in the winter in northern climates or what about the damaged debris from storms. I would not want them next to me and there are a bunch going in or are in in this county. And these sound like the oil lease deal that after a year or so the money quits coming and your stuck with this mess. You can keep your solar nightmare. Put it on those reclaimed coal mines and building roofs in town where they all want such so-called favorable arrangement.
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