Green Energy

Was reading an article about creation of a large public beach. It only sat 2ft above sea level and often washed over in high tide. The developers bulldozed sand from the sea side to bring it up to 12ft. But they had big troubles with wind blowing the sand inland. It almost scuttled the whole project.

So they planted hardy native grass that grew roots toward the water. It mitigated the dust problem.

Wonder if a similar thing can be done with native desert vegetation to solve this problem.

I fail to see the “struggle”. It’s not like this stuff spews soot into the area or something. It’s innocuous.

solar panels in a desert seems relative low impact infrastructure

Sometimes, you have to make sacrifices to stave off previously unknown levels of human misery.

The alternative is communities (like Louisiana’s “cancer alley”) impacted in way worse way.