How should we plan for the future?
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Provide for growing food for future needs. This can be done with vertical aquaponics and other intensive growing systems within buildings, on rooftops (if Planning requires adequately supportive roofs), in parks and other public and private lands, and other innovative ways. With climate change our future food sources are in jeopardy, but with planning we can help offset this risk.
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