SlimChances wrote: 
> There is no free lunch. there are environmental costs for solar panels
> and wind energy. You need energy to produce these and there is a problem
> of toxic
> wastehttp://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/energy/2014/11/141111-solar-panel-manufacturing-sustainability-ranking/

I also am concerned about what will happen when there are so many solar
panels and wind turbines in place that they begin to have an impact on
the weather patterns. What I mean is that as the wind blows through a
wind turbine farm a portion of the wind energy is converted to
electricity and the wind that exits the wind farm now has less power in
it which could, in turn, impact the overall wind patterns. Similar to
what happens to the flow of water in a river on the downstream side of
dam, i.e. the water downstream of the dam has much less energy and
therefore a weaker stream or flow than the water upstream of the dam.

With enough solar panels in place I would imagine that the amount of
residual heat being released into the air would be deceased and that
this in turn would have some type of impact on the environment. So it
bears repeating: there is no free lunch.



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