As countries around the world look to reduce their carbon footprint many are turning to solar energy. But there’s a problem. Smaller nations are running out of space to put the solar panels. In the Netherlands, the challenge is being tackled with some out-of-the-box thinking. Sarah Morice reports.
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Too many turks in the Netherlands.
This was a good move
World needs to do catchup with the Netherlands asap.
Digital Agriculture and AgriTech are one of biggest Field of modern Economy. But the problem is many scientists believe Modern foods don’t have enough nutrition as Natural Foods have. That mean you have to eat more foods for same energy when it’s come to Modern foods. I think not just cultivating foods digitally but also give enough Nutrition in foods do matter.
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