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Indoor farming delivers super-fresh produce to cities, but its energy use creates a 'conundrum'

Vertical farms stack rows of plants on top of each other. Those indoor farms control the lighting, water and temperature to create ideal conditions to grow fresh produce year-round close to customers. But the industry relies on artificial lighting and has a large carbon footprint.
Iowa State University United States Cedar Rapids Iowa City Des Moines Ricky Stephens
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The Best Sustainability Resources: Knowledge for Responsible Hoteliers

You wonder what ecosystem services are and why it matters to the hospitality sector? Everyone is talking about net zero carbon but are they all talking about the same thing? You have heard of hotels engaging in more circularity, adopting nature-based solutions and implementing a carbon offsetting scheme, but what does this all mean?
Nordrhein Westfalen Eric Ricaurte Maribel Esparcia Bastienne Bernasco Filiberto Amati Marco Bevolo

The Decade of Decarbonisation & Restoration: Needed Actions in Hospitality

From the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism [1] to the Net Zero Roadmap for Travel & Tourism [2], the industry is taking on the decarbonisation challenge and giving itself net zero toolboxes. We have officially entered the Decade of Decarbonisation.
France General Nordrhein Westfalen Eric Ricaurte Nicolas Dubrocard Bastienne Bernasco Marco Bevolo

Editorial: Talk About Climate Change: Your Neighbors Are Listening

The truth when it comes to climate change is that talk is a form of action. We are all observing the weather changing around us, whether we simply make mental note of it or even if we change the channel when we see extreme weather on television. It seems almost futile to even bring this situation up with our friends and neighbors. After all, we may think, there’s nothing any one of us can do to change the situation.
United States Katharine Hayhoe Paul Hawken Southampton Arts Center Project Drawdown Nature Conservancy

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