linktv· Dec 12, 2012
Growing food in cities. Entrepreneur and filmmaker Ian Cheney on why truck farms are catching on in New York. In Sweden, Plantagon, a leader in vertical urban agriculture, plans to feed tomorrow’s mega cities with skyscraper farms. And with more droughts and water shortages likely, scientists at Penn State University are finding new ways to help plants adapt to tough conditions.
see also:
http://climateandcapitalism.com/2012/12/13/vertical-farming/
see
Urban Forest Erupts In San Francisco’s Edgy Tenderloin Neighborhood
Detroit: Urban Farming Revolution
Portland’s Backyard Fruit – From Waste to Feast
Pam Warhurst: How We Can Eat Our Landscapes + Stephen Ritz: Green Walls Feeding the Bronx

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