The Vertical Farm

Anna Gregoline | May 14, 2004
Do you think we'll ever see these? I hope so, it seems neat. I can't help but think though, that the costs would be too high to sustain a building like that.

Erik Bates | May 14, 2004
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Nadine Russell | May 14, 2004
Does seem very cool. Seems to me that with this sort of system food prices would remain a little more stable. You don't run the risk of ruined crops from bugs or animals, and weather wouldn't really be a factor. There's the possibility of never having a bad crop. The only problem I see with it is the amount of water required to maintain this sort of system. Maybe they've covered this in their presentation. My Acrobat Reader isn't working. Very neat though.

K. R. | May 17, 2004
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Melissa Erin | May 17, 2004
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Anna Gregoline | May 18, 2004
The space elevator makes absolutely no sense to me. At all. Of course, neither does space.

Jackie Mason | May 18, 2004
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Erik Bates | May 20, 2004
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Scott Hardie | May 20, 2004
Just what this country needs: More food and more giant buildings.

Anna Gregoline | May 20, 2004
Yes, Erik, it doesn't make sense.

Erik Bates | May 20, 2004
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