The coronavirus crisis has disrupted global food supply chains, leading to shortages in some countries.
The World Bank warns 130 million people could be at risk of starvation.
But an increasingly popular urban farming system could provide a solution.
Al Jazeera’s Paul Rhys reports from Sweden’s capital Stockholm.
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only perpendicular…
Apologize to malaysia
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Zimbabwe needs sanctions to be removed as to stop starvation. The farms are there it's the sanctions that are killing it's people
Sweden has 10mln people. Just how innovative are they?
Please get your facts right about Malaysia. Don't be rubbish journalist. Where is your integrity? Learn to be professional journalist please. Stop spreading fake news about Malaysia. Booooooo
Real vertical farms can run off biogas [FREE POWER] and have chickens and other livestock in them BTW. A salad tower is not a true vertical farm. But A good start. IF you go reserch how many of these towers are needed to feed cities you will be surprised from what the DATA shows, not many are needed, BUT WHY DONT THEY TEACH THIS AT UNIVERSITIES.
There are more overweight people in the world than people who are starving, not to mention all the food that gets thrown away because of false expiration dates.
Too bad America is too political and corrupt to do these types of things.
Fake news on Malaysia.. apologise now!
ada apaan sih org malaysia pda ngamuk ?? Kepo gw njiirr
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No… The big question is, can fake news solve Al Jazeera stupidity?
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