Actually solar energy systems do generate pollution, but the vast majority of that pollution is generated during manufacture not use. This makes containing and limiting the pollution much easier.
After approximately 3 months of use, the renewable energy produced by the panels has compensated for the initial pollution. Then the panels produce free, clean, renewable energy with no carbon dioxide pollution.
There is no actual pollution from solar energy - apart from the pollution caused in the manufacture of the solar panels.
it does not cause pollution
No. "Solar" is the sun, so your question assumes the sun causes pollution. It does not.
Absolutely. Solar collectors give off no air pollution, so if forms of energy generation that create air pollution (like the burning of coal) are replaced by solar collectors, air pollution is reduced.
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Solar energy is one of the environmental friendly ways to harness energy. It does not cause environmental pollution. It will be the energy of the future.
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One will find using solar energy has it's own set of pros and cons. Since using solar energy doesn't produce pollution, it can help improve the environment of the earth. However, a con of using solar energy would be the production of the solar energy collecting devices, which do produce quite a bit of pollution.
There is not any side effect of solar energy on environment. In real terms no energy is without some environmental impact. Solar energy requires solar cells or some conversion panel to use the energy in some needed or desired form. These units take energy to create. This pollution is ignored as once made, no further pollution is created.
After the initial set costs, solar energy on paper is "free" energy, it is very low maintenance and pollution free
global warming is because of pollution and solar power can prevent that so........solar energy is good because it does not pollute