The Green Economy and the Water-Energy-Food Nexus
Published by Robert Brears, Founder of Our Future Water, Young Water Leaders, Mitidaption & Author (Springer Nature, Wiley) in Government
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The agricultural revolution could be constituted of climate action pylons and wind turbines retrofitted to increase solar and wind energy acquisition, capturing and conveying CO2 to increase growth in enclosed sapling nurseries and horticultural complexes, and manufacture fertilisers, a component of which will be agro-forestry like the Chagga Gardens on the slopes of Kilmanjaro.
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