Kenyan startup Illuminium Greenhouses was crowned the winner for its use of digitally controlled solar greenhouses and SMS activated irrigation systems to boost the prospects for smallholder farmers.
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Inside the greenhouses, the environment is kept optimal for farming.
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And as an agricultural state that relies on greenhouses to
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Lettuce grown hydroponically and in greenhouses should be fine, too.
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To grow crops, colonists will likely build subterranean hydroponic greenhouses.
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Most of their work takes place outdoors or in greenhouses.
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Until then, they'll be spending big money on developing larger greenhouses.
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Partly as a result, fuzzy fronds are flourishing in British greenhouses.
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These commercial greenhouses are still dependent, he stresses, on fossil fuels.
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Belgium has plenty of botanic gardens and greenhouses of its own.
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The system resembles the hydroponics used to grow vegetables in greenhouses.
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The company aims to have 108 hectares of greenhouses by 2019.
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The design proposal made for Manhattan incorporates both trees and greenhouses.
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Icelandic farmers began artificially lighting their greenhouses about 20 years ago.
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Palestinians looted dozens of the greenhouses almost immediately upon Israel's exit.
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So you think switching to greenhouses would help reduce food waste?
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So, going forward, we're betting on more traditional greenhouses augmented by LEDs.
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Wow. I would say flower bulbs, because you see so many greenhouses.
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Farm machines, greenhouses and ambulances, meanwhile, are sitting idle without spare parts.
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The organization raised money to help residents build greenhouses and aquaponic systems.
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As summer draws to a close, Mr. Shehadeh's greenhouses are nearly empty.
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The facility includes greenhouses meant to grow food for survival on Mars.
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Mr. Baan then led us through airlock doors into the iridescent greenhouses.
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They photographed large proteas, cacti and succulents growing in the glass greenhouses.
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Saito's greenhouses are overgrown with weeds that stand taller than the structures themselves.
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We moved on to visit Currie's greenhouses, and then one of his farms.
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Oranges and tomatoes are grown all over, as are table grapes in greenhouses.
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Encased in greenhouses, Brazil's native plants received special care from this German institution.
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Ultimately, the theory goes, growers are likely to turn to less expensive greenhouses.
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The famed botanical garden is home to 6,000 square meters of greenhouses built in 1898 and contain works by the sculptor Auguste Rodin, and the Roland Garros expansion has added more than 1,300 sqm of greenhouses to the existing ones.
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Livestock farms and organic vegetable plots sit alongside vertical farms and climate-controlled greenhouses.
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Currently only 620,000 tonnes of production comes from "protected ground", or greenhouses, IKAR said.
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Investments in local greenhouses could help grow fresh food and make it more accessible.
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You walk around a 3-D map scattered with castles, greenhouses, and magical inns.
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The gas is then piped into greenhouses and used as fertilizer to grow crops.
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The largest trend in plastic bottle architecture, however, may be the construction of greenhouses.
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The high school is flanked by cannabis greenhouses that have sent odors wafting in.
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Dutch horticulture is making millions selling greenhouses, grow lights and water systems in Canada.
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"It's like a relay race," said Marc Hachadourian, the director of the Nolen Greenhouses.
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In colder regions, even temperate California, the flower industry relies on energy-intensive greenhouses.
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Someday greenhouses like the one above may be our last defense against such a fate.
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The Virgo has been tested at commercial greenhouses, including in the U.S. and Canada already.
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Planting trees or draining a swamp are reasonable, he said; erecting palatial greenhouses is not.
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They have been found in greenhouses and inside zoos throughout the Midwest and into Canada.
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The greenhouses on Mir were a step back in technology, more political than scientifically interesting.
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That space now contains 350 acres with bee hives, commercial farms, greenhouses and other projects.
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It sells carbon dioxide to greenhouses as an airborne fertilizer to grow tomatoes or cucumbers.
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The greenhouses also are filled with ornamental elements like pedestrian stone bridges and miniature waterfalls.
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Spectators will not be allowed inside the greenhouses during the tournament to preserve the flora.
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Those greenhouses were shut down in the 1990s, but several of the structures still stand.
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But the pullout also removed settlement factories, greenhouses and workshops that had employed some Gazans.
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Today, 7Up today is essentially an impenetrable eco-monstrosity, with greenhouses forming on either side.
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The company is headquartered in Detroit, and ships plants from its greenhouses near Grand Rapids, Mich.
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It's another ridiculously hot, sticky day and it's actually even hotter inside some of the greenhouses.
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The skills required for working in greenhouses - whether growing cannabis or flowers or vegetables - are similar.
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Massive marijuana greenhouses in the Salinas Valley in Monterey County received approval a few days later.
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"Now greenhouses which were originally built for cucumbers are being repurposed for tomatoes," Korolyov told Reuters.
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Democratically controlled states indicated they will continue to crack down on greenhouses gases through state policies.
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There is also a basketball court, a tennis court, greenhouses, a rose garden, and koi ponds.
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"There is no right or wrong," Ben tells Jongsu, after confessing that he torches derelict greenhouses.
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For instance, it is helping to equip greenhouses in British Columbia for the company Canopy Growth.
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Storms destroyed greenhouses, ruining much of the green pepper crop this year and causing a shortage.
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The greenhouses where Black River Organic Farm grows its tomatoes looked like whales floating belly up.
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The EU prohibited the use of other so-called neonicotinoids everywhere except greenhouses in April 2018.
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We have gardens and greenhouses back behind the school and we grow vegetables in huge proportions.
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It doesn't help when he casually tells Jong-su that he likes to burn down greenhouses.
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All he needs is a few greenhouses, a steady water supply, and plenty of California sunshine.
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And modern greenhouses can also use solar-powered supplementary LED lighting to extend their growing seasons and hydroponic systems to save water, says Viraji Puri, co-founder of Gotham Greens, an urban-farming company that operates greenhouses on the roofs of buildings in New York and Chicago.
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In industrial greenhouses, seeds grow into "oak-dark heat-resistant five-foot-seven Malayalees" in 23 days.
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The roofs of parking garages are being used as urban greenhouses and farms in Denver and Seattle.
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The once-celebrated M.I.T. Media Lab micro-greenhouses were supposed to grow food under virtually any conditions.
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But the vast greenhouses that line the streets produce 4.5 million metric tons of vegetables a year.
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Still, local greenhouses may be a viable answer to the problem of food accessibility in the north.
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Residents have put up more than 120 federally funded greenhouses—far more per person than anywhere else.
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Some of the areas of elevated radioactivity almost touched private homes, as well as fields and greenhouses.
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"It's absolutely key that we keep innovating," said Kurt Boudonck, who manages Bayer's sprawling North Carolina greenhouses.
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Dutch greenhouse specialists such as Bosman van Zaal, Kubo and Havecon are shipping entire greenhouses to Ontario.
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Flower ambassadors from each borough place orders for their respective realms, and the greenhouses serve them up.
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Colin Archipley's farm, Archi's Acres, grows kale, herbs and other produce hydroponically in greenhouses in San Diego.
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It can still also be used on golf courses and in greenhouses and for public mosquito control.
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While airfreight is costly in terms of carbon emissions, heating and cooling greenhouses is much more so.
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"Last year, you'd have paid about $103 million for a 10-acre parcel with greenhouses," he said.
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Produce that has been exposed to the environment often goes bad faster [than produce grown in greenhouses].
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The company pipes steam from the ground to heat a water recirculation system that maintains its mighty greenhouses.
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Perhaps some of these hardy strains could be grown in special greenhouses or semi-transparent tents on Mars.
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Only, in this case, replace cities with greenhouses, and the only resource being hunted here is dry land.
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Unlike conventional greenhouses, which are energy-intensive, Osentowski's system uses fans to drive warm air into the soil.
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AFSC can still send plastics to North Korea for greenhouses and water pumps to help with irrigation systems.
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Also restored is an orangery and two greenhouses along with the former stables, now converted into a theater.
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This has produced about 82% of the growth in warming due to greenhouses gases over the past decade.
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In fact, the kids liked all the half dozen or so greenhouses in the Botanical Garden's extensive complex.
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The largest greenhouses contain millions of square feet of plants, especially flowers, succulents, leafy greens, cucumbers and tomatoes.
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Named after France's second-most decorated female player, the arena is nestled among the area's graceful 19-century greenhouses.
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"It's amazing to me that the future of our food is being developed in these simple greenhouses," Foglia says.
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"A great money saver for us has been to use pop-up greenhouses instead of conference rooms," Santos said.
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Barges emit fewer greenhouses gases, use less fuel and cause far fewer deaths and injuries than lorries or trains.
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The structures include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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"The central government in Beijing has been giving a lot of money to Tibetans to build greenhouses," York says.
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At the end of the path is the gleaming new Simonne Mathieu Court, designed to echo the old greenhouses.
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Having a better understanding of how plants use light means we can grow various plants in greenhouses more effectively.
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For example, new apps, sensors and machinery help control growing conditions, save energy and reduce labor costs in greenhouses.
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Accelerators act like greenhouses for young startups, helping them grow faster and stronger in just a matter of months.
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He has clients in Niger, Chad, Cameroon and France and has already sold two greenhouses to businesses in Mali.
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He has clients in Niger, Chad, Cameroon and France and has already sold two greenhouses to businesses in Mali.
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Once completed, the buildings are like towering greenhouses, incredibly expensive to keep cool when sun streams through their windows.
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Still, greenhouses and soda bubbles together represent a small global market — perhaps six million metric tons of CO₂ annually.
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Most cut flowers we buy are grown in high energy consuming greenhouses in far away countries, producing large carbon footprints.
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The Chesterfield campus is a 1.5 million-square-foot complex with 425 labs, 26 rooftop greenhouses, and 124 growth chambers.
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The new plant generates not only electricity, but also heat for the farm's greenhouses, with fertiliser as a by-product.
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In northern Shanxi province, greenhouses for vegetables collapsed under the weight of snow, footage on state television showed on Sunday.
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What exists more are these dirty vinyl greenhouses that a lot of farms put up, and sometimes they abandon them.
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Amazon is building a series of greenhouses, or what it calls "spheres," in downtown Seattle as part of its expansion.
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So going forward, Iron Ox is actually betting on more traditional greenhouses that are augmented by high-efficiency LED lighting.
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Children also work in greenhouses spraying pesticides, or as garlic peelers - a task which causes painful damage to their fingers.
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At Mina's cannabis farm, tucked into the mountains north of Los Angeles, hummingbirds zip around a small cluster of greenhouses.
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Sure, there are other tours of weed greenhouses out there, but most of them will cost you a pretty penny.
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He grows lettuce in greenhouses in a village outside Bucharest, farming the same land that his father and grandfather did.
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The Adamses live on a two acre "micro farm," with 70 chickens, two piglets, three guineas, a turkey, and greenhouses.
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The town has no dispensaries or greenhouses, and no one has reported feeling sick or intoxicated from drinking its water.
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In the coming year, the company will also invest in creating personal kits and testing with large U.S.-based greenhouses.
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Expansive greenhouses, constructed of simple white plastic tarps draped over support poles and wiring, dot the area's rich green hills.
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Instead, these growers offer "early spring crops that can be grown in greenhouses," like ranunculus, anemones, tulips, narcissus, and hellebores.
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From Kyoto, I took three separate trains past power plants, greenhouses, small towns, backyard yuzu trees and grass tennis courts.
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For instance, there are several greenhouses inside the compound because workers are expected to grow some of their own food.
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He grows lettuce in greenhouses in a village outside Bucharest, farming the same land that his father and grandfather did.
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Some people, however, remain sceptical about how much vertical farms have to offer that good-old-fashioned greenhouses do not.
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The farm consists of a pair of greenhouses — a geodesic dome and a hangar-like tunnel — draped in plastic sheeting.
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In fact, one big Canadian hydroponic grower, Golden Fresh Farms, began building 20 acres of greenhouses in Ohio this year.
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In recent years the firm, which employs 1,400 people, has begun turning out greenhouses, medical devices, power equipment and gyms.
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In the shadow of the Aurora Borealis, warmed by geothermal energy, Icelandic greenhouses host the largest banana plantation in Europe.
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Instead of running a rescue operation for farmers to sell their ugly produce, we should invest in switching to greenhouses.
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The final stop is a few minutes' drive past the populated village, where a dirt road ends with giant white greenhouses.
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MEGA-GREENHOUSES Although the greenhouse sector is dominated by dozens of small-size firms, several big players have also stepped in.
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On the new Salyut 7 space station in 1982, they set up three novel greenhouses, one with an antibacterial air filter.
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He recently drove through the area with a reporter, rolling down the windows on a stretch of road with cannabis greenhouses.
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Another server, Maia Campoamor, has a solar-powered organic farm in West Montville, with fruit orchards and greenhouses full of vegetables.
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Farmers in South America cut the roses at greenhouses and boxed them up in coolers before sending them to the airport.
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The group amassed in the shadow of The Spheres, the trio of steel-and-glass greenhouses Amazon built for employee use.
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Without foreign competition in the market, we could employ thousands to construct greenhouses in Kansas, the new banana capital of America.
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Kogan helped cofound multiple brands and Grupo Flor runs massive cannabis cultivation operations in greenhouses previously affiliated with the floral industry.
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And if federal regulations about the transportation of marijuana loosen, dispensaries in Boston could soon sell buds grown in California greenhouses.
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Both have emerged from the New York Botanical Garden's Nolen Greenhouses, a network of closed-to-the-public greenhouses where a small batch of corpse flowers is coddled and cultivated along with the 93,29 other plants — like Japanese chrysanthemums, oil ferns and night-blooming cactuses — that are planted in the garden's grounds and exhibitions each year.
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In his polytunnels and greenhouses, strawberry plants grow in trays at waist level, making the plants much easier and faster to pick.
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DARPA is hoping to see tests done in greenhouses in as few as two years, with maize being a high-priority crop.
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The 250-acre agricultural district will include things like algae farms, vertical seed banks, greenhouses, public plazas, parks, housing, stores and restaurants.
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Launched in 2016, Pure Harvest Smart Farms is developing smart greenhouses, using technology to allow agriculture to flourish in the tough environment.
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So far, BrightFarms operates three greenhouses, each employing 25 full-time workers, in the greater Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and Chicago metro areas.
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The Royal Greenhouses of Laeken, designed by architect Alphonse Balat, are open to the public from April 17 to May 8, 2020.
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Israel Radio reported that Mr. Melhem was found at a compound of several buildings and greenhouses owned by some of his relatives.
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Most recently, Jones and his team were running Harvest Automation, a robotics company focused on moving potted plants around nurseries and greenhouses.
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"What I learned trying to invent in this space, was that nobody had done augmented reality yet for greenhouses," Hooks told me.
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We overestimate our ability to explain how things work, whether artifacts like greenhouses and bicycles, or natural phenomena like tides and rainbows.
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Situated within a botanical garden at the East end of Roland Garros, the court is cocooned by greenhouses featuring rare tropical plants.
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In conventional greenhouses such lights are used to supplement the sun, but increasingly they do duty in windowless operations like Mr Dring's.
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The Yuegong-1 cabin has a central living space the size of a "very small urban apartment" and two "greenhouses" for plants.
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Pictured above: Justin Mast Bloomscape is an e-commerce brand that ships living-room-ready houseplants from their greenhouses direct to consumers.
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"It washed away our greenhouses, all of our topsoil, and my family was forced to stop farming for a living," she says.
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In the case of the Uppal family, the cannabis was being grown in greenhouses nestled in the vineyard several hundred feet away.
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We brought them into greenhouses and laboratories, magnifying their inherent beauty, creating new hybrids and tailoring their features to our individual tastes.
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"It's kind of big and gangly and awkward," said Marc Hachadourian, who directs the Nolen Greenhouses at The New York Botanical Garden.
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"We really wanted the state flower — the yellow-flowering hibiscus Brackenridgei," Marc Hachadourian, director of the Nolen Greenhouses at the NYBG, said.
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Its first phase supplies fresh, locally grown specialty produce grown in high tunnel greenhouses to about 130 restaurants in the Detroit area.
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A typical cannabis farm in the valley now operates with two or three greenhouses, and there is plenty of room to expand.
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The Luna system includes internet-connected cameras and sensors that are mounted to tracks and travel like model trains throughout giant greenhouses.
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One of nature's slowest, smelliest shows is underway right now in a small number of greenhouses: the blooming of the corpse flower.
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A full patio overlooks the wetlands area, and there are two meadows, multiple gardens, greenhouses and a circa-1800 functioning artesian well.
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The project will also include a fish farm, greenhouses, cooling containers, a conference hall and accommodation at a later stage, the statement said.
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Now he applies that same curiosity about light to his company, which builds greenhouses in locales like Australia, the Middle East and Africa.
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Studies conducted in greenhouses have found that plants can photosynthesise up to 40% faster when concentrations of CO2 are between 475 and 600ppm.
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He received their floral findings at his orchid farm at St. Albans, whose 60 greenhouses incubated, over the years, some two million plants.
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Using Agroforestry To Create An Regenerative Ecosystem Each of Osentowski's greenhouses has all the layers of a forest, from canopy to ground cover.
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With time, the ranch itself developed to include 300-seat cafeteria, barns, greenhouses, a mall, dozens of homes and a 160-room hotel.
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Here, tourist camps sit alongside acres of greenhouses from which, every day, millions of roses are flown to Europe and the Far East.
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Farming organisations are currently debating whether to allow heating of greenhouses for organic production in France, leading some groups to criticise industrial methods.
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Greenhouses gases that trap heat and drive climate change have reached a record high, the UN World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced on Thursday.
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If someone confesses, as Ben does, to a criminal penchant for setting greenhouses on fire, how can you not want to learn more?
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But then the bulldozers arrived to flatten the greenhouses where the refugee housing — container-like units two or three stories high — would go.
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The city-state of Singapore entices visitors with the greenhouses of Gardens by the Bay and the half-fish, half-lion Merlion statue.
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The chef Jeremiah Langhorne, of the Dabney restaurant in Washington, buys fresh Aleppo peppers from Virginia greenhouses, then dries and grinds them himself.
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Remprodex did not respond to questions, and Times reporters were turned away at the estate of the Kociszewscy family, which owns the greenhouses.
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As a child, Mr. Buckel — the second-youngest of five boys — played in the family's greenhouses and worked on an aunt's chicken farm.
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Julio Meneses, 40, has traveled from Mexico to work for the past 16 seasons at Beverly Greenhouses, a sprawling cucumber farm in Ontario.
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When the last greenhouses are built here next year, the facility will be one of the largest legal marijuana farms in the world.
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Among its problems, Canopy struggled with converting greenhouses in British Columbia and Quebec that once grew vegetables into ones producing something to smoke.
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"In fact, atmospheric carbon dioxide is so important for plant health that greenhouses often use a carbon dioxide generator to increase production," Smith wrote.
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He says that's because BrightFarms controlled environment greenhouses don't need to use as much electricity for grow lights and temperature controls as indoor farms.
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Along the way, you'll stop at inns and greenhouses (pokéstops), where you'll be randomly given more spell energy (pokéballs) and items to craft potions.
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But the early trips could also bring along architecture so later missions could do more "living off the land," such as greenhouses or habitats.
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Often called "carbon," which is like calling H2O "hydrogen," there's a reason botanists pump it into greenhouses: it's not a pollutant but plant food.
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Yet the plastic-roofed greenhouses of Kenya's flower farms are the closest thing the country has to an Asian-style high-tech manufacturing cluster.
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The bottoms of the panels are honeycombed with small, square cells that protect the grass crowns from being crushed and act like mini greenhouses.
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Viewing platforms could be built atop the giant defunct oil tanks, which might be converted into greenhouses or gallery space to host art exhibitions.
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Traditional greenhouses, many of them in rural areas, account for about half of the indoor market, but vertical farming has attracted significant venture capital.
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From greenhouses in Kenya to auction houses in the Netherlands to florists in London, the shipment of flowers highlights Brexit's potential disruption to trade.
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On TENNIS A new court surrounded by greenhouses and a rebuilt main stadium are among the changes at Roland Garros for this year's tournament.
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The renovation project includes a long-delayed 5,000-seat, semi-sunken court surrounded on all four sides by glass greenhouses that is nearing completion.
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Evoking the tropical greenhouses in Berlin, many of the species Burle Marx discovered or cultivated himself are found in the NYBG greenhouse's Explorer's Garden.
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At Oserian, one of Kenya's largest flower exporters based near Lake Naivasha, geothermal steam warms greenhouses and generates electricity at its two power plants.
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Behind their cottage, they grow vegetables in little plastic greenhouses, and their chickens peck about in a modest orchard of pears, apples, and plums.
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The Portola's greenhouses were built in the 1920s, and for decades most of San Francisco's cut flowers were from flower fields in the neighborhood.
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In large greenhouses, researchers cultivate cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, eggplant and other vegetables, like an edible, crunchy grass called sarcocornia that thrives in saline conditions.
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From May through August, he lights his greenhouses with a total of 2,520 electric bulbs from 10 pm to 2 am to stimulate plant growth.
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But more important to her and her neighbours is the loss of the greenhouses in which they had grown cucumbers, bitter melons, aubergines and peppers.
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The court is surrounded by greenhouses featuring rare and tropical plants, giving fans and players a cocooning feel at the east end of Roland Garros.
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Agriculture technology investor Michael Rose says vertical sunless farms are more expensive to run than modern greenhouses that rely on sunlight, supplemented by LED lights.
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"With climate change we're getting a lot of extreme weather conditions and with the greenhouses, you can pretty much alleviate those external conditions," he says.
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The Prospera device, which is installed in greenhouses or in the field, already includes: a solar panel, camera, and temperature, humidity and light (radiation) sensors.
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Elsewhere, the game does in fact acknowledge IRL phenomena through its naming of various inns and greenhouses which help you earn spellcasting power and ingredients.
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There are also questions around whether the government will allow plants to be grown outdoors, or if they will be restricted to cultivation in greenhouses.
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Seawater will be piped in to cool greenhouses and allow year-round cultivation of crops, a 'biomimicry' process inspired by the Namibian fog-basking beetle.
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From urban greenhouses to a spire that doubles as a hive, perhaps not all of the projects are realistic but they're certainly food for thought.
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DENVER — There are no marijuana dispensaries or greenhouses in the tiny railroad town of Hugo, where Theodore Roosevelt once ate breakfast with the local cowboys.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)The world's largest cannabis company by market cap is getting smaller in size by shuttering 3 million square feet of greenhouses.
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A walk of a few minutes from the greenhouses — through one of Montreal's many pleasant parks — is the Insectarium, also part of the garden complex.
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There are 12 structures on the property, including stables, cattle barns, greenhouses, staff quarters and a carriage house, where Mr. Rockefeller collected antique horse carriages.
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These carbon-dioxide emissions are trivial in comparison to the 13kg or so from heating greenhouses in the Netherlands and flying the roses to Britain.
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Instead, he said, his nonprofit is looking at ways to grow food in greenhouses near the equator, where there would still be some natural sunlight.
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The three greenhouses run by the parks department are preparing their spring shipment of begonias, yarrows and wandflowers to green spaces like Washington Square Park.
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Breyer said asking a property owner to drain six inches from a swamp is more reasonable than asking a property owner to build special greenhouses.
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There are several factors that contribute to [the waste of] produce, but one is that in the United States, we don't [grow food in] greenhouses.
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Farm or ranch manager They plan, direct, or coordinate the management or operation of farms, ranches, greenhouses, aquacultural operations, nurseries, timber tracts, or other agricultural establishments.
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At a certain point, it comes out that the company's truly massive grows are in another province entirely, in greenhouses, which are much more cost-efficient.
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Though, if there's a sustained global effort to mitigate the release of potent greenhouses gases into the atmosphere, the severity of the rise could be limited.
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The Earth reached record warm temperatures in 270, and brought both an exceptionally strong El Nino and record high levels of greenhouses gases in the atmosphere.
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His ingenious use of greenhouses gives him a range of up to zone 11, meaning his minimum average temperature doesn't drop below 40 to 50°F.
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While organic growing methods are employed in these high-tech greenhouses, the necessary inputs for fertilizer, weed suppression, and pest control are still produced off site.
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After being cut from inside the pale, plastic greenhouses crouched by the lakeside, the thorny stems are stripped of excess leaves and packaged to customers' specifications.
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Mini-greenhouses and small farms are popping up in the most unlikely places, such as a former parking lot across the river from New York City.
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From there, it's off to the greenhouses (which are more white and gray than green) where the spawn can "flourish," as Roy Maheu likes to say.
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Spare bedrooms and garages with one or two grow lights, large greenhouses, warehouses, and clandestine farms on public land can be found all over the state.
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In addition, greenhouses—which would only need artificial heating during cold nights—become a more viable option, as growers don't need to physically conceal their goods.
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The property's original owner, the lawyer Samuel Untermyer, practiced brutal tactics in the courtroom while keeping his suit buttonholes stocked with fragrant orchids from his greenhouses.
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About a fifth of Iceland's tomatoes are grown there on soaring vines — as tall as a two-story house — under golden lamps in geothermally heated greenhouses.
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And depending on how they're raised, the carbon footprint of chickens can be on par with that of rice, or tomatoes and peppers raised in greenhouses.
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The Boston fern, which is the plant from Between Two Ferns, became popular during the Victorian Era, when more people had greenhouses to keep them in.
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Embracing these differences, my dad has introduced me to diverse experiences, from molding statues out of toilet paper plaster to building greenhouses from the ground up.
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"Growing flowers in the Moscow region is accompanied by certain difficulties," he said, notably the cost of heating and illuminating greenhouses during the bitter Russian winter.
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With greenhouses, you don't get as much dinged-up, unmarketable produce because the plants are not getting exposed to rain and whipped around by the wind.
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The emerging technologies research firm said robots could increasingly be used to perform tasks like pruning grapevines, fruit picking, cultivating lettuce and moving potted plants around greenhouses.
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Though Iron Ox grows its produce using LED lights, in the future it hopes to build natural-light greenhouses to take advantage of the sun's free energy.
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Together said it is working to establish up to 25 acres of greenhouses in a country outside of Israel in a project that will be self-financed.
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In a statement, the European Commission stated that those substances will only be allowed to be used in permanent greenhouses where contact with bees is not expected.
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The farms most amenable to automation are indoor ones—both greenhouses and the newer vertical farms that have begun to appear in urban areas in recent years.
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In the town of Dankov, 400km south of Moscow, Dolina Ovoshey has 33.4 hectares of greenhouses, with another 5.2 hectares in Yelets, 100 km south of Dankov.
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Marijuana groves are pretty much everywhere, in greenhouses concealed within tall wood walls and hidden behind sheets of black tarp on homesteads nestled in the surrounding hills.
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The deal gives Canopy 450,000 square feet of greenhouses that can be immediately added to its existing 350,000 square foot facility in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario.
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Beyond the glittery glass-and-sandstone walls of the University of California's new biosciences building, rows of tiny green cacao seedlings in refrigerated greenhouses await judgment day.
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Perfect for indoor plants, gardens, and greenhouses, this meter can accurately measure the PH and moisture level of your plant's soil, and amount of sunlight it's receiving.
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Because it also has lights on board, it can navigate large commercial greenhouses any hour of the day or night, detecting which tomatoes are ripe enough to harvest.
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Bauerle said he expects to get five harvests before the end of this year, a number that may rise if Colorado entrepreneurs build their own hops-friendly greenhouses.
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That means the team can't build these autonomous farms right in the city, though, because you can't exactly stack a number of greenhouses on top of each other.
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Prospera's systems, installed in greenhouses or in the field, use a proximal RGB camera and cloud-based software to gather and analyze all the information farmers are missing.
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The event's being held at Farmopolis, which describes itself as a "major new urban farming destination" but mostly looks like a restaurant with a couple of greenhouses attached.
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But prices of eggplants and peppers might rise in late September and early October, as the Shouguang flooding impacted greenhouses where the two plants are grown, Tang said.
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But others have started to innovate and take their marijuana plantations into greenhouses, bringing in high-end seeds via the internet and learning new methods of cultivation online.
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"If U.S. indoor grows switched to greenhouses, the energy saved would power all of the residences of Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco—combined—for a year," he said.
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The AvroKO-designed space includes five guest rooms, roof gardens, greenhouses and an 11-course tasting menu highlighting the Kyoto vegetables Katina grows on the cattle-grazed grounds.
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Most of the flowers are grown in greenhouses outside of Bogotá, Colombia, partly because it's too cold in much of the United States to grow flowers in February.
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Gujarat's largest city, Ahmedabad, a dusty, traffic-choked metropolis of six million people, is home to factories that produce plastics, from packaging materials to the film covering greenhouses.
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But looking over the vast expansion plans of commercial greenhouses, hoop houses and indoor tilapia farms, I found myself wondering: Can we still call this an urban neighborhood?
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You will not see one, but if you see greenhouses and a long concrete bunker built into a 17th-century earthen rampart, you are in the right place.
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The Ramat Negev Agro-Research Center has about 15 hectares — or 37 acres — of research plots and greenhouses where scientists cultivate wine grapes, date palms, olives and jojoba.
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Other extreme weather has brought the assault from above, Watson and Rickards note: Last month, a "cataclysmic hailstorm" damaged 65 greenhouses in Canberra, destroying years' worth of experiments.
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In the greenhouses at Radabaugh Farm in Buckhannon, about 40 minutes east of Lost Creek, vines of heirloom tomatoes hang over sturdy hanovers, root vegetables similar to rutabagas.
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In Monterey County, Kogan's Grupo Flor is competing for the title of "California's biggest marijuana operation" with FLRish, another firm buying up dilapidated greenhouses once used to grow flowers.
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While those greenhouses are efficient at producing food, Osentowski says that's a model that isn't long-term or ideal for impoverished communities who don't have access to external inputs.
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"Um, is this a medical marijuana facility?" she asked, her eyes drifting to the rows of greenhouses at the back of the property and the high fences surrounding them.
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Lang's process starts out with researching areas that are impacted by climate change like greenhouses in Southern Spain, destruction in the South African desert, or coal mines in Bavaria.
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The buildings eyed for closure include storage facilities and medical centers, which include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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With the aid of a sizable investment in heavy equipment, they have put up a cafeteria, six greenhouses, and a dairy barn for fifty Holsteins, and have begun roadwork.
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Burning never gives you enough to work with to know exactly what's wrong, but he's distant, impenetrable, and, it emerges, his hobby is burning down greenhouses every two months.
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Once inside the stadium, the greenhouses are barely visible from most of the seats, largely obstructed by the upper sections of the stands with their rows of wooden benches.
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A company based in the city of Qingdao, Huaren Pharmaceutical, said recently it was applying for permission to grow hemp in greenhouses, which already line the landscape around Kunming.
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Farmers there have a more steady supply of workers because the greenhouses operate year-round, allowing for a resident work force to live on-site, albeit in basic conditions.
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Farmers there have a more steady supply of workers because the greenhouses operate year-round, allowing for a resident work force to live on-site, albeit in basic conditions.
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But as its costs fall thanks to further research, vertical farming will compete more keenly with old-fashioned greenhouses and conventional, horizontal farms where crops grow in the earth.
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"We don't want help from nongovernmental organizations or from the government," said Mohammed Amin, who owns a flourishing vegetable farm, growing cucumbers and tomatoes under rows of plastic greenhouses.
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He spoke in an interview about a not-so-distant future with cotton and other plants growing in hydroponic greenhouses, bathed in fluids with all sorts of customized molecules.
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In both studies, researchers installed pipes that emitted carbon dioxide onto small open-air plots — rather than simply testing crops in enclosed greenhouses — to simulate future real-world conditions.
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Fresh & Fancy Farms, a one-acre garden center complete with barns, hosts elegant BYOB dinners each month during growing season, using ingredients from area farms and its own greenhouses.
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Park Hyun-soon, an eggplant farmer who lives next to the heap, says the fires spew ash over her greenhouses, blocking light from the plants and ruining her produce.
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His laboratory included five greenhouses and a vegetable garden, and his initial experiments consisted of observing 1,000 flowering plants over three summers in the gardens on his relatives' grounds.
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Cannabis cultivator and retailer Acreage Holdings laid off 40 employees in February, and Canopy Growth was forced to shutter two large greenhouses laying off over 500 workers, among others.
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These days, shimmering miles of plastic greenhouses stretch to the horizon, incubating the tomatoes, peppers and other produce that have transformed this once impoverished region into a farming hub.
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Many people say the movement was hitting its stride just as Irma and Maria arrived — and indiscriminately wiped restaurants and greenhouses, food trucks and fish farms off the map.
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Along with her partner, Magnus, Hobson travels across the United Kingdom to visit and document greenhouses and botanical gardens, as well as their own personal collection of 130 plant specimens.
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The defence agency maintains that "all work is conducted inside closed laboratories, greenhouses, or other secured facilities," and that the insects will have built-in lifespans to limit their spread.
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The compound is complete with mock decompression chambers, space suits, living modules, greenhouses, and even a replica of the black monolith featured in the 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Climeworks' commercial plant is selling its CO2 to greenhouses (ironic, somehow), and Carbon Engineering's, as we shall see in a moment, is going to use its CO2 to make fuels.
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Even during the winter, when the outdoor section is covered with snow, there's still plenty of food available in his greenhouses, which are currently teeming with squashes, beans, and tomatoes.
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Optimal Labs is building artificial intelligence for highly controllable farming environments Their state-of-the-art deep reinforcement learning algorithms turn intuition into science, multiplying the profitability of greenhouses. Scape
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The Aqaba complex, set to open in the summer, evaporates salt water piped from the nearby Red Sea to cool greenhouses, creating conditions for crops to grow all year round.
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Sea water is also desalinated to generate salt and fresh water for irrigation, while vapor from greenhouses is used to humidify surrounding patches of parched land so plants can grow.
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Researchers believe disease may be spreading to wild bumblebees from commercial bumblebees used in greenhouses that forage outside for nectar and could be transmitting pathogens through the flowers they visit.
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A decade ago, the American organization introduced plastic trays to plant rice seedlings in North Korea and also has helped with fertilizer issues and the construction greenhouses for vegetable production.
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Right now, L.E.D. lighting is the cheapest and most efficient way of replacing the sun, but it's still a major expense for vertical farms that old-fashioned greenhouses don't have.
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In May, Climeworks began drawing carbon from the air in a commercial project in Switzerland, piping the gas to greenhouses where it acts as a fertilizer for tomatoes and cucumbers.
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Gotham Greens says its greenhouses yield about 20-30 times more produce per acre than field farming — and they're even on rooftops, on land already being used for something else.
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For that reason, Dixon believes that space crops of the future will be grown in inflatable greenhouses, which can be packed down relatively small for liftoff, then inflated in space.
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Splendid gardens were laid out over descending terraces with a vaulted orangery, greenhouses, a private lake and copies of royal Versailles statuary sent by Louis XV as a housewarming gift.
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Two previous systems failed, but the current one, modeled on devices used to mask the smell of garbage dumps, sprays a curtain of vapor around the perimeter of the greenhouses.
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But the great players, whose long-ago brilliance created the need for Roland Garros Stadium to be built in 1928, never played in a semi-sunken court surrounded by greenhouses.
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The next steps are to continue the project and build more greenhouses so the aquarium and scientists on the project can work to build a better ecosystem for all wildlife.
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That mansion features a guest house, a pool house, a basketball court, a tennis court, greenhouses, a rose garden, and koi ponds, all with restored 1930s finishings, Business Insider reported.
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Lufa turned its greenhouses into high-tech living ecosystems that host dozens of insect species including "good bugs" like parasitic wasps, ladybugs and predatory mites to keep pests under control.
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On Google Scholar, he found an Indonesian web page that detailed the process of artificially pinkening the leaves on philodendrons by gassing greenhouses with a chemical to stimulate ethylene production.
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Here in Corinto, the company has already signed a deal with a workers' cooperative to provide labor, with plans to eventually move in with its own greenhouses, plants and fertilizer.
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Unlike indoor "vertical farms," commercial greenhouses take advantage of natural sunlight and can contains hundreds of species of plants in each facility, not just a few types of leafy greens.
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We asked Marc Hachadourian, the director of the Nolen Greenhouses and curator of the orchid collection at the botanical garden, for advice on caring for a common potted moth orchid.
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At his True Leaf Farm, he depends on chef-friendly ingredients like edible flowers, micro cilantro and squash blossoms, which grow quickly and reliably in greenhouses fitted with hydroponic technology.
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"I always insist that even if they work elsewhere, they must farm on the side," said Wafula, a teacher-turned-farmer who grows tomatoes, onions and red cabbage in her greenhouses.
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Those chemicals are now only allowed to be used in greenhouses throughout the EU. The French ban is much more extensive, restricting the use of all five even in greenhouse farming.
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"It Means I Love You," the new video from Jessy Lanza is a glimpse into the Hamilton, Ontario singer and producer's world of lavish sequin shawls, untamed greenhouses, and kaleidoscope vision.
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Howard is on the company's culinary board, working with local chefs to figure out what heirloom vegetables, leafy greens, herbs, and fruits to grow in the centrally located collection of greenhouses.
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Much of the gas captured by Climeworks and other pure NETs firms (as opposed to fossil-fuel CCS) is sold to makers of fizzy drinks or greenhouses to help plants grow.
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Take a trip to Williamsburg, Va., and you'll see that about 400 years ago the colonies were doing pretty much the same thing — they had small greenhouses going almost year-round.
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Greenhouses gases and particulate matter can both come from the same source — in many cases, industrial coal-burning — so any policies to limit the use of coal helps with both issues.
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Properly labeled romaine grown outside those three counties and harvested after November 25, as well as romaine grown in greenhouses or hydroponically, should all be safe from contamination, the CDC said.
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With over 170,000 square feet of high-tech, these 100% clean energy-powered and climate-controlled urban rooftop greenhouses provide restaurants, retail and regular customers with year-round, sustainably farmed produce.
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Spectators and the general public will have access during the tournament to the historic sections of the Serres d'Auteuil, including the soaring 19th century greenhouses that are classified as national monuments.
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Planned for an opening in 2000, it will be a partly sunken court surrounded by new greenhouses that will give this faltering, overcrowded Grand Slam tournament the breathing room it needs.
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In 2005, Jewish-American donors forked over $503 million dollars to pay for greenhouses that had been used by Israeli settlers until the government of Ariel Sharon withdrew from the Strip.
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The authors say that long lag times at work in oceans mean some of these changes will intensify over centuries -- even if the world stopped emitting all its greenhouses gases tomorrow.
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The authors say that long lag times at work in oceans mean some of these changes will intensify over centuries — even if the world stopped emitting all its greenhouses gases tomorrow.
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Many migrants live apart, next door to the greenhouses, in smaller towns like Las Norias de Dazas, which has been "taken over by the Moors," remarked Fernando Fuentes, a bar owner.
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The GM wheat, which has previously been trialled in greenhouses, produces higher yields as a result of more efficient photosynthesising—the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy to grow.
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Other scientists were building the ships and the housing and the greenhouses and the water purification systems but these were the people who hoped to live and die on the red planet.
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When Ben and Hae-mi visits Jong-su's farm near the border with South Korea, Ben coolly mentions that his hobby is setting fire to abandoned greenhouses he spots in the countryside.
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Moreover, chemical plants could use some of the compounds found on Mars to create plastics that might be used to build shelters, greenhouses, vehicles and high-tech potting systems for growing food.
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Its marketing director, David Van Wingerden, figured he will have to pay a lot of overtime as staff catch up, and he worried the ash covering his greenhouses could slow flower growth.
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Aquaponic greenhouses The restaurant's 2,000-square-foot aquaponic greenhouse in Oakland not only supplies it with greens, herbs and eventually, sturgeon, catfish and clams; it also puts its waste to good use.
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In addition to offering its own house-brand products for way less than name brands, the grocery store also sells seasonal house plants that are often much cheaper than online greenhouses do.
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"All outdoor uses will be banned and the neonicotinoids in question will only be allowed in permanent greenhouses where exposure of bees is not expected," the European Commission said in a statement.
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Farmers have reported that some vinyl greenhouses where tomatoes and asparagus were being grown 6-8 km (23-5 miles) away from the crater had been broken by ash and small rocks.
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DANKOV, Russia (Reuters) - Dmitry Lashin's family have been building greenhouses in central Russia's Lipetsk region for decades, but has moved into top gear since Moscow banned imports of fresh vegetables from Europe.
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Go down a cobblestone passageway between elegant buhrstone buildings built in 1898, and you arrive at a court surrounded by four connected greenhouses, each of which contains plants from a different continent.
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" And we learn about the innovations of La Quintinie, the gardener to France's Louis XIV, who put beautiful glass bells over seedlings "like little greenhouses, to trap the heat from the sun.
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Emissions from transportation, the majority from passenger vehicles, are the single largest source of greenhouses gases, and the New York region is the country's biggest contributor of driving-related carbon dioxide emissions.
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Davis said there has been an increase in the number of indigenous people growing peyote in greenhouses across the United States, but that this is only a temporary solution to the conservation crisis.
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Besides using the new Series C capital to build out additional greenhouses, Lightfoot says the company will explore new crops and is likely to start growing peppers and strawberries in the near future.
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Of course, there are multiple guest houses, a nursery, greenhouses, a tennis court, a swimming pool, a 9-hole golf course and its own car emporium (fancy for HUGE garage) ... with gas pumps!!!
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They they started pulling in people from the tomato and tulip and big commercial ag who've grown [plants] in big state-of-the-art greenhouses and could bring important skills to the table.
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According to a report posted by Agence France-Presse, the Q-biotype whitefly, which was known for mostly keeping to greenhouses and nurseries, was spotted outside in the US for the first time.
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While the effects of greenhouses gases on global warming were unknown a century ago, more than half of the companies' emissions were after the 1980s, when the evidence was clear, the study said.
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The wind blew away two consecutive greenhouses, inverted a third like an umbrella, whipped a field of peppers around until they effectively strangled themselves, and blew squash plants clean out of the ground.
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By mid-August the Russian-wide harvest of vegetables from greenhouses — - the main production method because of Russia's cold climate — was up 24 percent year on year at 551,000 tonnes, ministry data shows.
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The added acreage comes from the elegant new Simonne Mathieu Court, which opened this year adjacent to a set of historic greenhouses, and two new courts at the opposite end of the grounds.
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On a recent afternoon, Times reporters spotted two vehicles with Polish license plates parked outside the workers' dormitory at the tomato greenhouses: the van that was being washed and a dark Mercedes sedan.
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Ten immature corpse flowers arrived at the Nolen Greenhouses a decade ago from a specialty nursery in Florida, and now the seven surviving mature plants are beginning to bloom for the first time.
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To put your City Pass to work, take a trip to what is officially known as the University of Copenhagen Botanical Gardens, which boasts one of the world's most extensive and elegant greenhouses.
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To fill in this missing piece, his team set up a nest in the lab and filled it with Bombus terrestris, one of Europe's most common bumblebees and a popular pollinator in greenhouses.
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The University Mound greenhouses, built by a team of brothers, produced marigolds, dahlias and seven types of roses, according to the Green House Project, which is working to revive the Portola's green identity.
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But the importance of Washington in laying the foundation for the Paris accord was evident, for example, in the negotiations between the United States and India, the third-largest emitter of greenhouses gases.
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They also expanded the island's organic orchard, adding greenhouses and crops, including soursop, coconut and microgreens, as well as more than 100 chickens, which will supply all of the eggs for the resort.
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The authors say that long lag times at work in oceans mean that some of these changes will inevitably intensify over centuries -- even if the world stopped emitting all its greenhouses gases tomorrow.
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Taking a page from the playbook of solar power providers in the U.S., BrightFarms offers customers a long-term, fixed rate on the salad greens and tomatoes it grows in its greenhouses to grocers.
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The success of their first harvest, which produced vibrant-looking lettuce, radishes, cucumbers, and other treats, represents a promising test run for similar greenhouses that could one day be built on Mars—or beyond.
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Government aides point to the Netherlands, a country of only 17m people that is nevertheless the world's second-largest agricultural exporter, thanks to heavy investment in technology such as drones and high-tech greenhouses.
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The OpenAg project focused on designing and deploying so-called food computers, small high-tech greenhouses meant to allow crops to thrive in thin air, without soil or sunlight and under precisely controlled conditions.
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We may not live in dome homes, yet you can find their spacey forms at winter markets and as greenhouses, where up north in Canada they are used by Inuit groups to grow vegetables.
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Greenhouses may also need to "lean more heavily on foreign worker programs or they might have to look for ways to incentivize the local population to take on more of those jobs," Morse said.
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Hence the hodge podge of greenhouses and polytunnels that dot the land, often cobbled together from reclaimed materials and designed to make the most of a grass incline, woodland shelter or power-generating stream.
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By analyzing studies across 40 countries, with some dating as far back as 1975, they found that hikes in greenhouses gases, water scarcity and global temperatures lowered the amount of vegetables and legumes produced.
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In Oceanport, Billy Hazley, the owner of Foggia Florist and Greenhouses, said the police had swarmed the area behind his building early on Wednesday, but had declined to say what had brought them there.
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Here, in laboratories and greenhouses packed with genetic sequencing machines, robotic equipment and plants and insects of all sizes, scientists are using nuclear technology to stop insects reproducing and to spur disease-resistant banana trees.
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Future space explorers might be able to use a silica aerogel — a porous, extremely light solid material — to insulate greenhouses and other structures on Mars, a study in the journal Nature Astronomy this week shows.
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He's only seen pictures of all of the paved roads, the new benches in the town square that bear his name, the tomato greenhouses and so many other projects he has chipped in to build.
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While the use of greenhouses to elongate the growing season isn't anything new (humans have been using this technology since the Roman times), what sets Osentowski's system apart from conventional models is its energy efficiency.
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The project also trains farmers to use water more efficiently, grow off-season vegetables such as sweet peppers under plastic sheets that serve as makeshift greenhouses, and promote their produce to local markets and traders.
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Its cut-flower exports increased 443-fold to 137,000 tonnes between 1988 and 2014 as buyers realised it was cheaper, and counter-intuitively greener, to fly blooms thousands of miles than to heat Dutch greenhouses.
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In molecular terms, the flower has some of the same chemical compounds found in rotting meat, decomposing fish and feces, said Marc Hachadourian, the director of the Nolen Greenhouses at the New York Botanical Garden.
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As licensed growers in Pueblo legally harvested 22014,276 marijuana plants from fields and greenhouses, police and sheriff's officers here have been raiding houses converted to illegal cultivations that they say export marijuana to other states.
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Joggers, picnickers and more exotic species abound, including some 266 in the zoo — purportedly the second-oldest in the world — around 623 in the "bee houses," and hundreds, perhaps thousands, more in the large greenhouses.
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Every winter, from late February through April, which can still be fairly cold, though it was temperate and pleasant when we were there, Montreal's Botanical Garden turns one of its greenhouses into a butterfly jungle.
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Copperstate Farms has 40 acres of greenhouses -- about the size of 30 football fields -- that use a combination of red and blue lights at night to help its plants grow, according to a company spokeswoman.
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The complaint alleged that IOI had illegally chopped down rainforests in the Indonesian province of West Kalimantan and planted on peatlands, a rich storehouse of greenhouses gases, whose release into the atmosphere contributes to global warming.
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Instead of having to rely on complaints and site visits in the large, rural county, county officials can now use Planet's data to find illegal greenhouses or other structures and track how long they've been there.
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Using Greenhouses To Extend The Growing Season His property is located in zone 6, a category on the USDA hardiness zone map that helps growers determine which plants are most likely to thrive at a location.
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The Czech, who has a tattoo reading "no rain no flowers" — an appropriate message considering the conditions and the court's setting, surrounded by greenhouses — trailed 5-3 in the second set - but again Konta's game disintegrated.
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In the climate deal reached in Paris in December, wealthy nations, which are the biggest emitters of greenhouses gases, pledged $100 billion a year starting in 2020 to developing nations to help deal with climate change.
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The company, called Dolina Ovoshey, or Vegetable Valley, has imported cutting-edge greenhouse technology from the Netherlands, plans to invest $27 million next year in new greenhouses and expects to double production in the near future.
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The poinsettia is named for Joel Roberts Poinsett, the first American ambassador to Mexico (and mild-mannered botanist), who observed the shrub in the early 1800s and shipped a few north to his South Carolina greenhouses.
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Meteor Systems, a major manufacturer of complete growing systems inside greenhouses, has projected it will be filling more than three million square feet of Canadian growing surfaces with its custom-designed pipes, pumps and plant beds.
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As a result, Ms. Rathmell said, Lufa demonstrated a commercially viable way to supply urbanites with greens grown sustainably in rooftop greenhouses — a system that is particularly suitable for cold-weather cities with short growing seasons.
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While Santiago's nursery was considerably damaged during the storm, many plants were destroyed and the roofs of some greenhouses blew off, he was able to regroup quickly, with electricity to keep pumping water from his two wells.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The four 8 by 12-foot greenhouses, lined up in a row, that greet visitors to Michael Wang's Extinct in New York strike just the right balance between eerie and inviting.
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"I immediately took up the practices in my own house and have since been vegetable farming seriously," said Lama, who has constructed a number of large plastic-covered tunnels and makeshift greenhouses to boost her vegetable production.
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In California, a state that approved medical marijuana in 1996 and recreational use in November, greenhouses in Monterey County that once produced roses and tulips now grow marijuana plants with names like Grape Ape and Buddha's Sister.
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"The proposal to put temporary tariff barriers to protect one sector will lower vegetable consumption," said Carlos Visconti, CEO of Red Sun Farms which has greenhouses in Mexico and the United States, during the NAFTA round in Mexico.
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The film version, directed by Lee Chang-dong, shifts the action to Korea, replaces the barns with dilapidated abandoned greenhouses, and draws out the brief story into a moody mystery that closely resembles the Dutch thriller The Vanishing.
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Magnit, based in the southern city of Krasnodar, has been investing in greenhouses for several years to supply vegetables to its stores, but Galitskiy told the Rossiya-24 channel that the company intends to step up the process.
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In 2016, capex may total 15-20 billion roubles, Basov said on a conference call, including investments in greenhouses, its pork production project in Russia's Far East and sugar mills which it has agreed to acquire from Razgulay.
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Yet in a series of greenhouses on his property, he is growing five different types of bananas, giant towering trees ripe with Mediterranean figs, and a cornucopia of tropical goods, like taro, cherimoyas, mangoes, sweet potatoes, and papayas.
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That's not to say Cronos boss Michael Gorenstein can't hit that target – but anyone buying his company's shares, or those of equally driven rivals, is effectively getting some greenhouses and nurseries, supply agreements and a lot of hope.
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He has been busted for it a few times, but was able to squirrel away enough money to purchase a modest home and some land in Northern California where he set up a few permitted medical marijuana greenhouses.
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But until we can all finally live in greenhouses, here are a few tried and true secrets that have worked for me: Your success in plant revival will always depend on the plant, your environment, and the actual problem.
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The process of training the machine vision that goes into Huxley could serve as research and development for an automated future, where AI-guided machines browse greenhouses, pick ripe produce, and nip diseases in the bud on their own.
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Why it matters: Courts are a key policy venue at a time when legislation is frozen, Trump is rolling back Obama-era rules, and advocates are pushing for consideration of greenhouses gases to be woven into various federal decisions.
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Zhari is one of seven Kandahar districts targeted for assistance in the three-year Kandahar Food Zone Program backed by USAID, which aims to create alternative livelihoods for opium farmers and funding agricultural infrastructure including greenhouses and irrigation canals.
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We're going to teach them how to use AI to grow more vegetables and flowers in greenhouses and as a result, they'll be able to develop the skills and the desire to move beyond entry-level jobs as coders.
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In Manhasset, N.Y., a six-bedroom, four-bath, two-story house built in 1950 and renovated in 2011, with two greenhouses, a third floor loft and yoga room, and a detached two-car garage on a 0.49 acre lot.
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Driving the news: The new paper attempts to calculate what level of taxes on CO2 or greenhouses gases more broadly would provide emissions cuts equivalent to these 3 major policies combined: Auto mileage standards imposed by the Obama administration.
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Over the past year, dilapidated greenhouses in the Salinas Valley, which were built for cut flower businesses, have been bought up by dozens of marijuana entrepreneurs, who are growing pot among the fields of spinach, strawberries and wine grapes.
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Widespread shortages, bungled rollouts — in Ontario, Canada's most populous province, people must buy cannabis online, and some have had to wait two weeks to get product — and still-in-production greenhouses have made the legalization dream more of a nightmare.
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"More than 45,000 acres of fruit trees, tea farms as well as greenhouses for vegetable have been damaged by freezing rains and snow," the Ministry of Agriculture said, adding that wheat planting could be delayed due to the cold weather.
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With the help of Enactus Ryerson, an organization that works on humanitarian projects around the world, they co-founded Growing North in 2013, an organization that creates greenhouses in the North to provide more affordable fresh produce to remote communities.
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Seawater will also be desalinated to extract both salt and fresh water, and the humidity of the greenhouses will be used to spur the growth of new plant life outside the facility, in the hope of regenerating a wider ecosystem.
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Maybe most important, the estate is home, outdoors and in vast greenhouses, to more than 3,500 plant species, most indigenous, about 50 of them discovered by the artist on his repeated, and increasingly anguished, research trips to the Amazonian rain forest.
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He hopes the two solar-cooled greenhouses he has built behind a house with funding from the GEF will soon produce up to 10,000 lettuces a year with a computer-controlled hydroponics system that feeds the plants with nutrient-rich fluids.
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Ibrahim Baraghit, who used to work for World Vision in the West Bank, said the organization spent about $20073 million in Husan from 1996 to 2006, helping to dig wells, build greenhouses, fix roads, prepare land for planting and repair fences.
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The State Labor Inspectorate, which regulates working conditions at Polish companies, said that perhaps 450 North Koreans remained in the country as of mid-2017, employed by at least 7803 companies, including a complex of greenhouses growing tomatoes south of Warsaw.
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That's not to say that the Cronos chief executive Michael Gorenstein can't hit that target — but anyone buying his company's shares, or those of equally driven rivals, is effectively getting some greenhouses and nurseries, supply agreements and a lot of hope.
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Across the way, Garbiñe Muguruza, the 2016 champion, inaugurated the new 5,33-seat Simonne Mathieu court, which is surrounded by greenhouses displaying tropical plants, with a 5-7, 6-2, 230-237 victory over Taylor Townsend of the United States.
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Three greenhouses are responsible for the infinite colorful blooms in parks across the city: Greenbelt Native Plant Center on Staten Island, Forest Park Greenhouse in Queens and Citywide Nursery in the Bronx, which we explored on a recent rainy morning.
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They crave simple things that shoppers in the Lower 600 — where grocery stores are restocked daily with produce whisked in from greenhouses and farms — can get their hands on with just a short drive or a swipe on an app.
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Mr. Hagstrom, the economist, says that it's not clear if those workers are displacing American employees, but that the bulk of those positions for refugees are "starter jobs" like working in greenhouses, kitchens or laundries, often replacing previous generations of immigrants.
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"The Beginning" (2019) is delightful because he takes the material of glass in another direction, packing in soil and gravel and green plant matter in a manner that brings to mind hydroponic gardens or greenhouses, and yields an Edenic effect.
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BrightFarms CEO Paul Lightfoot BrightFarms CEO Paul Lightfoot But Lightfoot believes that his company's greenhouses – which take advantage of natural sunlight, obviously—can prove more environmentally sustainable and cost-efficient than indoor farms, and produce more supply than container-based and rooftop farms.
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At the same time, he gives her orchids he grew in the greenhouses of his estate (which he'd stopped doing after his wife's death), and then goes to the masquerade ball for King Leo dressed as "Leicester," Queen Elizabeth's special companion Robert Dudley.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Syrian refugee children in Lebanon are doing back-breaking labor in potato fields and working with pesticides in baking hot greenhouses, a U.N. agency said on Monday as it called for greater efforts to prevent child labor during crises.
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The organization estimates the price reductions on fresh produce grown in their greenhouses to be anywhere from 50 to 70 percent, depending on whether the produce is sold to local grocers or sold directly to consumers through places like the farmer's market.
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In the West Bank village of Husan, for example, the organization was said to have spent about $1.5 million from 1996 to 2006, a former employee said, helping to dig wells, build greenhouses, fix roads, prepare land for planting and repair fences.
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The Netherlands, it turns out, is the world's second largest exporter of food because of its state-of-the-art greenhouses — businesses like Koppert Cress, a high-tech producer and supplier of micro-vegetables, whose facility is the size of 23 football fields.
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The 47-acre farm is dotted with greenhouses that emit the pungent smell of thousands of marijuana plants and warehouses where farmworkers who spent their careers tending to raspberry plants now sit in rows delicately trimming the leaves from harvested cannabis buds.
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Hiroki Iwasa, a 40-year-old IT entrepreneur with an MBA, grows strawberries in seven high-tech greenhouses where computers set the temperature and humidity to optimum growing conditions and ensure the rows of bushes are sprayed with water at precise times.
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Officials removed the birds, majority of them roosters, from Ravenwold Greenhouses in Northampton on Friday after animal control officers found signs that there was an illegal operation, Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals-Angell Animal Medical Center said in a news release .
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In a government survey of female migrants in agriculture, two-thirds lived in makeshift housing such as container boxes or greenhouses (employers often withhold part of their wage in return for accommodation); over three-quarters were given fewer than two days off a month.
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Still, Fritsche and his colleagues want the most bang for their buck, which means figuring out how to maximize the amount of plant matter that can be grown in confined areas like those that are found on the space station and eventually, Martian greenhouses.
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The Clean Air Act of 1970 requires the government to regulate air pollution—in fact, the EPA was created to implement those requirements—but in 2003 the Bush administration insisted that the law didn't compel it to regulate greenhouses gases such as carbon dioxide.
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BrightFarms, which builds greenhouses just outside of city centers, started with a 211,2000-square-foot greenhouse in Bucks County, PA; in February, it opened a 22015,203-square-foot facility just outside Washington, DC, and will debut a 220,230-square-foot Chicago greenhouse this summer.
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But transport miles are just one component of environmental costs, and in some cases fruits and vegetables grown in a suitable climate overseas may require fewer resources for farming and be more generally sustainable than off-season domestic produce — cultivated, say, in heated greenhouses.
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A new era begins for the French Open this month as Roland Garros begins to unveil its renovations and new courts, including the new 5,000-seat arena, named after the French tennis star Simonne Mathieu, which has a semisunken court surrounded by 19th-century greenhouses.
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Whereas the greenhouses at the New York Botanical Garden and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden showcase curated exhibitions that scream do not touch, Wave Hill's conservatory contains an unfussy but well maintained collection of plants that you may touch — but gently and at your own risk.
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Whether rock 'n' roll rehearsal rooms, Imax theaters, bike-repair stations, stargazing sessions, woodworking shops, greenhouses for growing herbs, or those doga classes, out-there amenities are in some ways an attempt to compensate for shrinking apartments, according to amenity planners, developers and brokers.
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Yet the heat and light in his greenhouses allow Olafsson to grow his juicy tomatoes and cucumbers even in the depths of winter - thanks largely to the geothermal energy that gives his tiny North Atlantic nation its title, the Land of Fire and Ice.
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You've probably spent a lot of time keeping track of your plants and all the minor details, like the coloration of the leaves, in order to make sure they're healthy — but for professional growers in greenhouses, this means keeping track of thousands of plants all at once.
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" He vows to stay despite the enormous dam wall that is set to be built only a few hundred yards from his home and remaining fields, eclipsing the bounty of sunlight that shines down on his greenhouses: "No one is going to move us from here.
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Khalaf said the system allowed him to more than triple fruit and vegetable production to over 15 tonnes per day Khalaf said his greenhouses are attracting investors looking at farming for the first time, drawn partly by increased subsidies for power, fertiliser and seeds since 2018.
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According to Dan Sutton of Tantalus Labs, a Canadian firm that produces natural cannabis in greenhouses, the energy required to grow 1 kilogram of cannabis indoors creates 4,660 kilograms of CO₂—the same amount as if you were to drive a car across the U.S. 11 times.
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Down a stone path, past the century-old greenhouses of the Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil on the left and pristine buhrstone buildings on the right, botanically inclined fans can study many varieties of plants from five continents, with small plaques denoting their family and genus names.
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Mr. Wondolowski lives a half-mile away from greenhouses that were originally built to grow daisies and chrysanthemums but now house thousands of marijuana plants, part of a booming — and pungent — business seeking to cash in on recreational cannabis, which has been legal in California since January.
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The computer system can send alarms when it gets too hot inside the greenhouses, but it also takes action on its own, spreading a shade cloth covering to cut down on sun exposure (or retain heat in the winter), open and close vents, and regulate irrigation.
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Khalaf said the system allowed him to more than triple fruit and vegetable production to over 15 tonnes per day Khalaf said his greenhouses are attracting investors looking at farming for the first time, drawn partly by increased subsidies for power, fertilizer and seeds since 2018.
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Produced by Wendover Productions, the narrator runs through an itemized list of everything you'd need to send just four astronauts to the Moon for the year: notably, transportation there and back, lunar landers, housing, greenhouses to grow food (let's hope those astronauts love sweet potatoes), water, and power.
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One smashed his head against the wall; others shot up his bedroom; they bulldozed the fields where he grew dates and olives and demolished the greenhouses where he planted tomatoes and eggplants; they shot his donkey, and set fire to the shed where he kept ducks and chickens.
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An official from the Lixian Town Agricultural Service Center, which governs the village where Green Cow Farm is situated, said that in April the local authorities started making farms comply with a policy that farms with greenhouses can be used only for growing vegetables and cannot contain livestock.
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In my first short films [Journey to a Land Otherwise Known and Aequador], they were the testament of past colonial 'civilizational' projects: botanic gardens, greenhouses, mega-projects in the forest … At the time, I was trying to articulate authoritarian architecture, America's colonization and its subsequent transformation/destruction of nature.
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At a hearing regarding the issue this past week, Scot Medbury, the president of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, argued that its conservatories, greenhouses and outdoor nursery facilities all sit in the direct path of the proposed towers and would be cut off from morning light during the spring, summer and fall.
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Through those airlock doors at Koppert Cress, the greenhouses looked like something out of "Ad Astra": silent spaces the length and breadth of New York avenue blocks, their atmosphere monitored like operating theaters, plants stretching as far as the eye could see in gridded rows beneath red, green or white lights.
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Broeks, a 44-year-old raised by cannabis growers and Doberman breeders in the Netherlands, made his name in the industry as the head breeder for seed-supplying company Flying Dutchmen Seed Co. Sixty-one-year-old Stevens, meanwhile, has 20 years of experience running large-scale cucumber and tomato greenhouses.
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Here's a graphic from the UK's Royal Society that lays out the basic options: Starting at the bottom: CO22 can be used directly, in greenhouses, to carbonate beverages, or for enhanced oil recovery (the largest current use), or it can be transformed, via a wide variety of chemical processes, into materials or feedstocks.
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Stephanie Stebich, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, described the range of art institutions in the capital as an "ecosystem," where fringe spaces like Dupont Underground grow organically like weeds with little support, larger galleries are the purposefully cultivated crops and federally funded behemoths like the Smithsonian are the grand greenhouses that loom large.
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Penny Gritt Goff, the third-generation operating manager of Gritt's Midway Greenhouse in Red House, W.Va., takes advantage of computerized monitoring to keep tabs on temperature, humidity, nutrient levels and other conditions for three acres of hydroponic greenhouses where lettuce grows in flowing water and tomatoes are raised in a bed of coconut husks.
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Agriculture tech startup BrightFarms has raised $30.1 million in Series C funding to bring its high-tech greenhouses, and fresh produce, across the U.S. The company is on a mission to make all fresh fruit and vegetables locally, rather than require them to be hauled from long distances or imported from overseas before they are sold at groceries.
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Miguel Scientists have been warning for years that the meat industry is a massive generator of greenhouses gases — although the topic often gets bypassed in mainstream environmental discussions and overlooked by corporate social responsibility policies, so it's interesting to see WeWork stepping up to the plate (ha!) and putting its policies where its environmentally conscious soundbites are.
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Now some of the scientists who worked on Biosphere 2 hope that Bannon—who has been dogged by allegations of ties to the white nationalist alt-right movement—might steer Trump back from the edge of climate denial, and perhaps forge a better deal between the US and other nations intent on reducing heat-trapping greenhouses gases.
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Together, they have their first lessons in magic — astronomy up on the tallest tower at two in the morning, herbology out in the greenhouses where the The details are familiar to any fan of the series, and it's hard to imagine reading this today that any publisher wouldn't jump at the chance to secure the rights to the manuscript.
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Mr. Moore presided over the fund-raising design and construction of the Steinhardt Conservatory, part of a $653 million expansion project that included new greenhouses and classrooms as well as the transformation of the 265 McKim, Mead & White Beaux-Arts conservatory into the Palm House, a catering facility that has generated revenue to subsidize the garden's operating expenses.
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"If you look at Trump in America or Bolsonaro in Brazil, you see that people now want politicians who are tough enough to do what they promise," said Juan Carlos Perez Carreño, the owner of a fleet of refrigerated trucks that transport produce picked in the greenhouses, referring to Jair Bolsonaro, the right-wing leader of Brazil.
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GREENHOUSE GASES DROP IN 2017: United States greenhouses gas emissions decreased during President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's first year in office, according to new a Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report released Wednesday.
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Harmful greenhouses gases that largely contribute to climate change decreased during President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's first year in office, according to new a Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report released Wednesday.
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