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Feeding London: An investigation into the implementation of vertical farms and how they are perceived in planning policy

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    Feeding London: An investigation into the implementation of vertical farms and how they are perceived in planning policy

    This thesis investigates the feasibility of implementing vertical farms in London at a method of tackling food security in the City, and looks at how vertical farms are perceived within planning policy. The research uses document analysis and interviews to answer research questions. The results find that more support is offered to small scale vertical farms implemented within the City, incorporating the community. The research also calls for planners to work with vertical farmers to create an evidence base to why vertical farms are needed in the city.&

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    Added By: Elangkathir Duhindan
    Date Added: 09 Aug 2021 14:52
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    Tags: Controlled environmental farming, Vertical Farming
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    URL: https://open-education-repository.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/677
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