Feeding a growing global population using less land, water, and energy is a big
goal. It’s even more challenging when you are looking to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, with rising input costs and supply chain shortages. This week we are joined by Chris Higgins, President and co-Founder of Hort Americas and founder of Urban Ag News. Chris gives us an update on new state legislation designed to regulate electricity use at indoor farms and the unintended consequences these policies can have on indoor vegetable grow operations.
Godfather of Vertical Farming - Dickson Despommier
Zoo Sustainability - Water, Energy, and Waste.
The Brood X Cicada: Big, Loud, and Coming in Masses
Fishing the Seven Seas for Sustainable Fiber
Life After the Pandemic
OffShore Wind
Interview with Aptera CTO Nathan Armstrong
Sustainability and global shipping
Solar panels and canals
Green Automotive News with Tom Appel
'Green bashing' and the Texas power outages
Green hydrogen producer Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh
Yale Climate Scientist Anthony Leiserowitz of 'Meltdown' documentary
Chris Higgins of Urban Ag News/Hort Americas
Dandelion geothermal
Terraformation's solar-powered desalination facility
AI & recycling: AMP Robotics CEO Matanya Horowitz
Green automotive news year-end wrap-up
Current water innovation hub
Ammonia as a sustainable fuel
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