[ProtectOurFreedom]

This is a GREAT award.

Every time I turn around, there’s another ecological catastrophe caused by “green” energy. I never thought of the possibility of solar panels collecting huge amounts of rain water and preventing the water from percolating into the soil (where forests and grasslands used to be pre-solar). The solar runoff pollution runoff ruined the adjoining property.

Another “unintended consequence” of solar.

Yet the greeniacs keep quiet about millions of raptors killed, whales killed, and land ruined by their fetish.

[Tell It Right]

When this article is talking about "runoff" and "sediment", is it talking about the soil getting harmful chemicals from the solar panels (i.e. silicon, monocrystalline, polycrystalline)? If it's talking about that kind of pollution, that's a real concern.

But if it's just talking about the solar array and construction changing the direction rain water runs, then this argument applies to any large building project and it's not germane to solar.

[woodbutcher1963]

Yes, it is a great award assuming they EVER get paid.
More likely, the solar company will just go out of business. As will all the other companies involved.

[griswold3]

Real Damages vs Imaginary according to greeniacs.
Thing is when presented with facts and data, it makes no difference to them. Gotta be a mental illness