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Urban farming initiatives in vulnerable American communities have raised concerns for the emergence of a paradoxical condition, where a successful gardening project may lead to the displacement of the very people it is designed to serve. In this paper, we explore and assess this issue with an evidence-based interpretation of urban agriculture, neighborhood beautification, and displacement (2018, 2021).

A succinct policy brief, critique, and recommendations for encouraging energy conservation among legal and over-capacity growing operations in residential homes that strain energy infrastructure, damages utility assets, and impact service. Policies must account for jurisdictional variances, building code violations, medical data privacy provisions, and home privacy issues, including acting to interrupt concealed illicit ventures (2017, 2021).

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What agricultural technologies and practices will feed the cities of the future while meeting customer demands and ensuring the health of ecological systems that sustain a livable world? There are many technologies and practices that can help increase agricultural yields and help humanity produce safe food in a more sustainable way. Hydroponics and aquaponics are two such production systems, broadly defined as removing plants from soil and more efficiently targeting water and nutrients to their roots. In the case of aquaponics, those nutrients are made available through co-located fish farming (2013, 2015, 2021).

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