[Lapg] Could these be the farms of the future? - Innovation - MSNBC.com

[Ray Cirino]

Dear Lois,
  Maybe these ideas fit better into your comfort  zone.
  http://people.tribe.net/raycirino/photos/c8ed68fa-ff9f-475d-963c-b4bc9c6eb444
  http://people.tribe.net/raycirino/photos/c6c63b4e-ac8f-4b70-9e75-9b592a2e5a3b
  http://people.tribe.net/raycirino/photos/c3f184c7-2866-48dc-baf2-7777869efde5
  http://people.tribe.net/raycirino/photos/20603025-3d10-4ee8-a257-8d853acdb042
  http://people.tribe.net/raycirino/photos/d47de8cc-ade8-4d11-943a-7fdbf99de4b2
   
  It's really what we must be doing in our cities. 
  Upscape it,
  Ray
  

Lois Arkin <crsp at igc.org> wrote:
  Although these concepts are not within my comfort zone at all, I do 
think we need to look at them and respond, if only in dialogue with one 
another for now. To most of us, I believe, we think we will be farming 
streets before vertical farms of this nature take hold. But maybe not. 
Maybe these kinds of structures, done appropriately will provide the 
bevy of green jobs cities are starting to lust for, and redevelopment 
agencies have the money for, and green entrepreneurs start surfacing 
more toward or maybe they'll just be more hardscape and chemicals.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21153990/

Lois

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