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Here it is: The urban agricultural solution.
Problem:Energy is expensive. It takes a lot of energy just to get that ear ofcorn from some field 50 miles away to the grocery store, then to yourplate. That energy costs a lot of money. Now, what if you couldstreamline food production by cutting operating costs by bringing theproduction closer to the customer? What if you could do this in a waythat brings good-paying jobs to the community, and do this while beinga shining example of energy-efficient Bright-Green development? Whilemaking food production substantially less harmful to the naturalenvironment by consolidating it in a better controlled, artificialsystem impervious to erosion, over-use and local climate, in effectremoving the process from the natural environment?
Where is the best place for this community-enhancing, energy-saving and environmentally sound farm?
Answer: The corner of 5th and Pine, near the grocery store and all the other industries in your city, of course.
Details: 50 I-HT jobs on a 4x4 lot
(Ploppable may have slightly different specs.)
Includes ploppable and growable
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