Pretty much. We have scientists looking into high density, multi level automated hydroponic crop production in order to stop relying on having enough sky and land for food. Using more land for biomass to produce fuel feels willfully evil at this point.
@nxdefiant yes true, hydroponics will eventually in the long run, will become a profitable and sustainable cultivation technology if done using recycled raw materials and renewable energy sources. Which in the third world countries is nearly impossible. Such as Asia and Africa where the population is huge and illiterate.
Pretty much. We have scientists looking into high density, multi level automated hydroponic crop production in order to stop relying on having enough sky and land for food. Using more land for biomass to produce fuel feels willfully evil at this point.
@nxdefiant yes true, hydroponics will eventually in the long run, will become a profitable and sustainable cultivation technology if done using recycled raw materials and renewable energy sources. Which in the third world countries is nearly impossible. Such as Asia and Africa where the population is huge and illiterate.