Well, at least they float!

I hope the company adjust their Workers' Comp policy to reflect that their technicians are now covered by the The Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA).
 
I wonder if the constant shade has an impact on the lake's flora/fauna but I imagine
the Californians have accounted for that impact.
 
I know it would and I'm n ot so sure they would have even thought about that!!!!

I remember when the "egeria" first started moving into Delta marinas and making difficult to get in and out of the slip, some owners tried floating black plastic to block the sun, hoping the stuff would die off. It did not. That weed looks like the long skinny stuff put into small home aquariums.

Dept of Boating & Waterways has finally found something which kills most of it without harming the native flora and fauna.
 
I would think the shade from the panels would lower the water temperature somewhat if in a shallow pond, and it would also intercept the sunlight. Plants and critters are pretty adaptable though, and even if one species cannot survive under the new conditions another species probably will.
 
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