Oliver Foster’s O2 Vertical Farm

Duncan Graham-Rowe of the Guardian looks at the issue of vertical farms and finds that it grows on him. He calls it a “beguilingly simple idea: make maximum use of a small amount of space by filling glass houses with plant beds stacked high one above the other.” In fact it is anything but. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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