Part 2:
#SolutionsForClimateChange:
#Agrivoltaics(1/8)
Combining the new solar-panel-above fields method* with ancient raised-field
#WaruWaru #farming #technology could facilitate
#WaterConservation and management, raise yields, reduce
#fertilizer concentration, and reduce
#erosion.
The solution to our current
#drought problems in many areas might have been with us for 2,300 years at least, probably first developed by the
#Tiahuanaco culture of the
#Andean...
*See previous toot (Part 1)
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