Green can go underground in many ways, as this underground farm in Tokyo clearly shows. Pasona O2 was created to provide agricultural training to young people and those embarking on a second career. Located in a former bank vault in the center of the city, the farm uses a combination of hydroponics, special grow lights and traditional farming methods to raise flowers, fruits, vegetables and rice.
"Going underground" has never been so eco-friendly. Architects and home builders are taking some of their designs underground to decrease environmental impact.
We've all seen vertical farm concepts, but this one takes the idea where it's never been: the ocean. Could the ocean be the future site of vertical farming?
A group of students in Utah learned that even small actions can have big environmental effects. Their class project will bring clean power to 44,000 homes.
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