https://www.straitstimes.com/business/singapores-largest-offshore-floating-solar-panel-system-to-be-built-along-straits-of-johor
The proponents are completely avoiding the disclosure of the chemical toxins in the production and disposal of the solar panels because of their singularity mindset of reducing carbon emission. However, it is wrong to replace carbon emission with other environmental pollution.
https://sciencing.com/toxic-chemicals-solar-panels-18393.html
The solar panels have to be replaced every 15-20 years and they can only get an average of about 2-4hr of good solar energy everyday. The safe disposal of the solar panels is a big problem when we use solar energy because those panels will pollute our land since the chemical materials are very toxic.
If we burn the disposed solar panels, we're creating air pollution. If we bury them, we're creating land pollution and underground water pollution.
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