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⏲ Duration: 2 min 31 sec
✓ Published: 07-Sep-2021
✓ Published: 07-Sep-2021
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A fast-increasing world population means a rapid urbanization process, which is taking over what was once fertile farmlands. In general, urban sprawl, droughts, and arid climate are causing food shortages. How are we going to manage to grow enough food to keep up and what’s the solution for severe global shortages? Is Aquaponics the key to a more sustainable future?nnVisit this article on my blog:nhttps://dynamicearthlearning.com/aquaponics-the-key-to-a-more-sustainable-future/nnSee the lesson
A fast-increasing world population means a rapid urbanization process, which is taking over what was once fertile farmlands. In general, urban sprawl, droughts, and arid climate are causing food shortages. How are we going to manage to grow enough food to keep up and what’s the solution for severe global shortages? Is Aquaponics the key to a more sustainable future?nnVisit this article on my blog:nhttps://dynamicearthlearning.com/aquaponics-the-key-to-a-more-sustainable-future/nnSee the lesson
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