That is a very good point from the technical aspect of pulling it off.
Sounds to me like bylaws need to be put in place for new development of large area buildings to be structurally sound enough to support these greenhouses, solar panels, and whatever else the future will require to make society better.
Builders should have enough incentive to do this without new bylaws needing to force them to.
Have you seen the state of the development in this country? Builders would replace the walls with cardboard to turn more profits if the law would let them. They definitely need more incentive.
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That is a very good point from the technical aspect of pulling it off.
Sounds to me like bylaws need to be put in place for new development of large area buildings to be structurally sound enough to support these greenhouses, solar panels, and whatever else the future will require to make society better.
Builders should have enough incentive to do this without new bylaws needing to force them to.
Have you seen the state of the development in this country? Builders would replace the walls with cardboard to turn more profits if the law would let them. They definitely need more incentive.