Food Security

This company wants to build a giant indoor farm next to every major city in the world

Wheat is seen growing in a field at Rothamsted Farm in Harpenden, Britain, November 2, 2017, REUTERS/Peter Cziborra - RC1CCF338240

Vertical farming has been successful on a small scale but no one has quite cracked the case on a large scale. Image: REUTERS/Peter Cziborra

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