Showing posts with label mexico urban agriculture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mexico urban agriculture. Show all posts

Thursday, January 29, 2015

Kentucky and Indiana's big green infrastructure opportunity

Like the rest of the country, Kentucky and Indiana need big help ($14 billion between the two of them, $3.6 trillion for the whole country) of dollars to repair and upgrade their water and sewer infrastructure. Will living architecture, in particular green infrastructure, be a partial solution?

-For those interested in the hard science of green roofs, a recent paper investigates the establishment and performance of green roofs in extreme climates.

-Borderofarms has started a unique, urban agriculture initiative; working with the recently deported to provide some food security in Tijuana.