I’m looking at making use of a 2.5mx7m flat roof. Obviously the hive request more time investment but I’m willing to learn

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    Putting a hive in a city is a bad idea. Domestic bees, which are more resistant because they are fed by humans, eat the food of wild bees, and accelerate their disappearance.

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    They help different things. Bees will help the local flowers and plants, solar panels will cut carbon emissions. But boosting plants doesn’t cut carbon emissions since the carbon isn’t sequestered, it’ll go back to the atmosphere once the plant dies.

    So if you like the look of flowers or want honey, go with bees. If you want to lower carbon emissions, go solar.

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    Install solar panels and plant local flowers (drought resistant in drought prone areas).

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        4 Solar Panels are plenty, I have 2 and on sunny days you get much more than you can consume. I would recommend just getting 2 aswell (I got 870Watt peak in total) because everything else would require either some form of battery or would involve giving the energy into the power grid. Also in Germany there is a 800W limit for easier registration aswell.

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    Neither of them will have any significant impact we are all already fucked.