#urban-agriculture

#urban-agriculture

Composting has transitioned from a niche practice into a regular part of city life in the U.S., with cities like New York adopting mandatory composting.

Not a lot of people have their own homes or garden spaces, so this may be the only access to living, breathing soil that they have.

We are experiencing significant cuts that threaten our ability to educate and empower communities. The USDA funding critical to our survival is drying up, placing our initiatives at risk.

The Chicken Hero Pavilion serves as an innovative space promoting backyard poultry farming in Indonesia, effectively tackling food waste and creating community engagement.

In a captivating segment, Sonia Baghdady delves into the world of deepfakes, interviewing Media Forensics Lab Director Siwel Yu, highlighting the importance of recognizing these tech-driven manipulations to safeguard against scams.

In 2024, sustainable urban solutions will take center stage as cities grapple with challenges like climate change and resource scarcity, offering unique start-up opportunities.

"The first container farm was installed in the store's parking lot approximately a year and half ago. Built in Canada by Growcer and designed for the fluctuations in the Canadian climate, structural insulated panels keep cool air inside during the summer and make working conditions bearable in winter."

Terrence Landham noted, "It was really an eyesore. It was across the street from the school, so some community members decided that they wanted to make a green space out of it." His statement reflects the grassroots efforts of local residents to transform neglected lots into vibrant community gardens. The transition from an abandoned space littered with debris into a flourishing garden illustrates the power of community initiative and determination.