On paper, it sounds like a perfect trade-off: Take unproductive farmland — much of it located in California’s San Joaquin Valley — and replant it with acres of solar panels that can power hundreds of thousands of homes.
Bill would make it easier to ‘plant’ solar panels on dry farmland. Great idea
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