The first time I saw solar power

Solar energy is a bright future, it is the best alternative energy source.

I was first introduced to solar energy in the movie Race the Sun with James Belushi and Halley Berry in the lead. It was a story about low-income and underachieving Hawaiian students encouraged by their teacher to join the solar car race. In the movie, a car shaped like a giant cockroach covered in solar panels used the sunshine as an alternative energy source to run the car. Solar energy is the light and the heat from the sun.

Solar energy is free

Solar energy is free and its supplies are unlimited. There is sunshine in air and water too. All you have to do is look for it. There is also no pollution caused by solar energy. But there are still some impacts to the environment through indirect exposure. Photovoltaic cells used to convert sunlight into electricity uses silicon and does produce some waste during the manufacturing process.

There are also a large number of solar panel thermal farms and these farms can be harmful to the environment and desert ecosystems if not properly managed. Good thing they are properly managed, so there is no catastrophe. I mean what if the heat and the mirrors in the solar farms burn up the dirt, in the desert where very little grows. Buring dirt can be bad.

Solar energy is the best

Solar energy can be used on different aspects. Solar energy can be used for agriculture. Greenhouses, which are entirely different than greenhouse gasses, convert solar light to power so it can be used by the people of the planet on a daily basis. It can convert solar light to heat to be maximized in enhancing the growth of plants and crops. Greenhouses have been around since the Roman times, and modern greenhouses were built in Europe in the 16th century.

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