How does solar energy help mitigate the effects of climate change?

Heating up and burning coal and natural gas to produce electricity emits greenhouse gases. Aside from Carbon Monoxide, it also includes methane and nitrous oxide. In 2019 alone, electricity production contributed 25% of the greenhouse gases emissions in the U.S.

By installing solar panels, you lower your carbon and greenhouse gas footprint. Any time you use solar-generated power, you mitigate and slow the process of climate change.

What about solar energy and air pollution?

The more solar systems are installed, the lower the air pollution from burning fossil fuels and extracting natural gas. Cleaner air definitely leads to a healthier planet – from ecosystems, crops, and people.

In terms of solar and water pollution, while it requires water to produce solar panels, having them installed on homes virtually pollutes zero water systems unlike in traditional power generating systems.

Making a big decision like investing a solar isn’t easy. That’s why it’s good to invest in something you know that will not only benefit you but also your environment

Join the global efforts to save the planet by going solar.

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