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That tech only seems to make sense if you're constrained for space, which literally isn't a problem to solve (yet). Water savings are the useful part, not the
by ilyt 4y ago
That tech only seems to make sense if you're constrained for space, which literally isn't a problem to solve (yet).
Water savings are the useful part, not the stacking.
- smileysteve 4y agoSpace, Water, Transportation, and small workforce. Alaska, Hawaii, Medium/Small island nations would be the target market for these; Where imports are expensive, the local soil grows no crops, and fresh water expensive. (especially if they are cold/dark or too hot for produce)
- ufo 4y agoOn the other hand, their energy is also more expensive...
- bluGill 4y agoWater savings are useful in CA. However the article makes it clear they were setting up all over - including in areas with plenty of water.