Just a few links on what is involved with massive solar farms regarding waste!.. It's NOT Pretty, and this is where the 4 P's come in.. Piss Poor Prior Planning!! Liberals want all this but aren't, it would seem into doing the due diligence on what the actual cost will be!

https://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/renewable/green-technologies-cause-massive-waste-and-pollution/

https://www.cfact.org/2019/09/15/the-solar-panel-toxic-waste-problem/

https://www.cfact.org/2020/09/18/solar-panels-generate-mountains-of-waste-and-heat-the-planet/

https://www.solarpowerfam.com/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-living-near-a-solar-farm/

https://www.americanexperiment.org/the-environmental-disaster-of-solar-energy/

The purpose of the senate having 6-year terms is so that they are not given in to emotion. Hence, this is why they are called the most deliberative body in the world. Unfortunately, they don't live up to that standard, especially with the repeal of the 17th Amendment that selects Senators by Popular v**e. However, every e******n cycle only 1/3 of Senators are up for e******n. It is to provide less partisan influence in each e******n. Can you imagine if the Democrats had won a clear majority in the Senate this last time; They would hold both houses of Congress and the Presidency. Every four year could become a free-for-all of factions with shifting policies back and forth based more on a whim rather than what is right and good for America and its people.

We have term limits for the dipsticks in Congress. They're called e******ns. The fault does not lie so much with the crooked politicians as with the v**ers who re-elect incumbent Senators at an average rate of 97%, and Representatives at a rate of over 80%, and then b***h about term limits. The Federal Judiciary, whose members are nominated by the president and confirmed by whomever controls the Senate, are lifetime political appointees with incredible power. This needs to stop. Term limits there, including the SCOTUS, would de-politicize the Court. I would say one six year term for the Federal Judiciary, including the SCOTUS.
I think all elected officials in DC should live in dorm type housing with a cafeteria for meals. They should get a t***sportation and clothing allowance and make minimum wage. That might just separate the public servants from the weasels that service the public. (In case you wonder about the difference between "serve" and "service;" a shepherd serves his flock. a ram services a ewe when she's in season.)
Politicians need to be reminded frequently that they work for us, not the other way around. The best way to do this is to limit their lifestyle while they are in office and v**e them out after two terms.