Solar panels quit the moment the sun goes down, and wind turbines slow to a crawl whenever the air goes still. That intermittency is the oldest knock against
Won’t work, not only because what the other dude said.
But also because the alps are getting unstable.
The permafrost keeping the mountain tops glued together is slowly melting away, making mud slides and other unpleasant sudden destruction events likelier every year.
If you wanna go ski in the alps do it soon, they will change their looks in the next decade(s).
Build a dam where the glaciers were? Also doesn’t desroy much there, unlike dams further down.
Won’t work, not only because what the other dude said. But also because the alps are getting unstable. The permafrost keeping the mountain tops glued together is slowly melting away, making mud slides and other unpleasant sudden destruction events likelier every year.
If you wanna go ski in the alps do it soon, they will change their looks in the next decade(s).
Won’t work because the rainfall won’t only happen where the glaciers were, so you would need several dams all the way up and down the rivers.
Oh, right.
Also the mountains are thawing, becoming unstable, so no building.