That looks more like tornado damage, not hurricane.
PatioFurniture17 on
Could’ve been a giant crocodile.
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fgtoni on
If they had opted for a wind farm instead… 💵💵
Quigleythegreat on
That looks expensive
Prestigious-Gap-1649 on
How many facilities (coal or gas) can withstand a direct hit?
Nuclear probably can, but they are an order of magnitude more expensive than solar and wind.
BrrBurr on
still cleaner, cheaper and less impacting than an oil spill
Devils_A66vocate on
You think those panels had enough time to make the positive impact before they were destroyed (to outweigh the cost/resources to make them)?
kaptainkarl1 on
Tornado spawned by a hurricane.
Past-Direction9145 on
that’s a job opening or three…
Fuzzthehuman on
What a waste of land
cannabisized on
so they all survived except the ones in the way of a literal tornado… gotcha.
Birdmonster115599 on
This looks like a decent amount of damage, but the thing is a lot of that debris can be broken down and recycled, possibly into new panels. Also the Cost of new panels and time to replace is going to be really low. Finally, a surprising amount of panels seem pretty operational, at least from this view.
So all in all, the damage is really easy and cheap to recover from.
Imaginary_Most_7778 on
That’s called a tornado.
JP6660999 on
Pop up tornado for sure, solar farms seems like a giant waste of space though
oboingadoing on
Tornado damage. Side effect of the hurricane, but still not directly from it.
BraveNetwork356 on
Wouldn’t have happened if it was an underground oil pipeline #millenialnotaboomer
jkay2 on
Now all those chemicals can leech into the soil and water.
Retired_For_Life on
That’s ok, they have wind power as a backup. 😂
Scifig23 on
Daaamn!
didyouaccountfordust on
Have you ever seen an oil spill ?
CatterMater on
TIL Lake Placid is a real place.
jmantelify on
Mother Nature clapping back
Trennoss on
Bet a coal power plant would have with stood it,so were do they get there power from know
Trennoss on
Bet a coal power plant would have with stood it,so were do they get there power from know
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That looks more like tornado damage, not hurricane.
Could’ve been a giant crocodile.
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If they had opted for a wind farm instead… 💵💵
That looks expensive
How many facilities (coal or gas) can withstand a direct hit?
Nuclear probably can, but they are an order of magnitude more expensive than solar and wind.
still cleaner, cheaper and less impacting than an oil spill
You think those panels had enough time to make the positive impact before they were destroyed (to outweigh the cost/resources to make them)?
Tornado spawned by a hurricane.
that’s a job opening or three…
What a waste of land
so they all survived except the ones in the way of a literal tornado… gotcha.
This looks like a decent amount of damage, but the thing is a lot of that debris can be broken down and recycled, possibly into new panels. Also the Cost of new panels and time to replace is going to be really low. Finally, a surprising amount of panels seem pretty operational, at least from this view.
So all in all, the damage is really easy and cheap to recover from.
That’s called a tornado.
Pop up tornado for sure, solar farms seems like a giant waste of space though
Tornado damage. Side effect of the hurricane, but still not directly from it.
Wouldn’t have happened if it was an underground oil pipeline #millenialnotaboomer
Now all those chemicals can leech into the soil and water.
That’s ok, they have wind power as a backup. 😂
Daaamn!
Have you ever seen an oil spill ?
TIL Lake Placid is a real place.
Mother Nature clapping back
Bet a coal power plant would have with stood it,so were do they get there power from know
Bet a coal power plant would have with stood it,so were do they get there power from know