Is there anything physically impossible about what this young man is doing, i.e., using fallen leaves to make paper? No.
But is he changing the world paper industry “one leaf at a time?’ Of course not.
He’s shown here hefting a small cardboard box of dead leaves in an effort to show that he’s going to make a material difference in the world paper market, now at 401 million tons annually.
I love the fellow’s enthusiasm, but sorry.
Two things:
1) As far as I’m aware, these “Solar Flowers” exist nowhere on Earth. They’re certainly not in Los Angeles.
2) Engineers (and anyone with IQ of a turnip) are not split as their value; they have none.
Sure, Donald Trump has created some setbacks for wind and solar, but when he leaves office, we will find that the harm he inflicted will be quickly reversed.
The Overall Damage Trump Has Done to the Environment Is Limited
I’m constantly amazed at the cleverness of some people.
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