On the money. This is the type of behavior that ruins small communities, and no corporation is ever held accountable. Regulation at the front is the only option to ensure that these communities can survive and thrive when corporate powers move in to take advantage of their resources.
I do wonder, how well will a solar factory do it tornado alley? Are there safety nets in place for tornadoes or is this yet another oversight?
That’s a good point. I did touch briefly on wind damage in the essay, but your comment really amplifies it. If the build can’t survive the weather where it stands, it isn’t infrastructure, it’s just poor planning.
I’m sure they did at least some reconnaissance on this, but it still feels more like a hedge than a commitment.
On the money. This is the type of behavior that ruins small communities, and no corporation is ever held accountable. Regulation at the front is the only option to ensure that these communities can survive and thrive when corporate powers move in to take advantage of their resources.
I do wonder, how well will a solar factory do it tornado alley? Are there safety nets in place for tornadoes or is this yet another oversight?
That’s a good point. I did touch briefly on wind damage in the essay, but your comment really amplifies it. If the build can’t survive the weather where it stands, it isn’t infrastructure, it’s just poor planning.
I’m sure they did at least some reconnaissance on this, but it still feels more like a hedge than a commitment.