The new Indian technology that can end the global drought
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Solar panels are a source of renewable energy, but replacing other energy sources requires massive deployment. By 2050, the United States will need to cover an area larger than the Netherlands with solar panels. The question of where to place them is not trivial. There is fierce competition for the land needed to produce food and conserve biodiversity.
The concept of photovoltaic farms is very promising, and there has been a rapid increase in installation and investment. But many unknowns remain regarding the environmental impacts of this technology, along with its social, technical, and economic implications.
In this complex landscape, an Indian invention has emerged that could save the world from drought and the climate crisis. But can it live up to expectations and generate clean energy without harming ecosystems? Will it be forgotten like so many other renewable energy innovations?