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Why on earth would you want to take farming “footprint” and transpose it in an expensive real estate environment like a city where it would need much more inten
by mc32 3y ago
Why on earth would you want to take farming “footprint” and transpose it in an expensive real estate environment like a city where it would need much more intensive energy to produce anything?
There are a few products that are viable, but not very many.
Moving footprint from farmland to city is the opposite of reducing carbon footprint. It’s foolhardy.
Terracing hillsides comes before vertical farming.
Vertical farming is an “eversilly” project.
- Scoundreller 3y agoMy other response is that air quality is relatively bad in cities compared to middle of nowhere.