Rooftop systems for urban agriculture

Rooftop systems for urban agricultureUrban population growth, consequent competition in land use, climate change and lack of productive resources are some of the problems that are currently making necessary a new form of agriculture free from soil exploitation and able to ensure food security to urban dwellers in the most sustainable way. Rooftop farming is a form of building base agriculture that may help to address not only global nutritional uncertainty, but also social, environmental

Peter Jackson's epic trilogy

This new edition includes watercolours by Amice Calverley and Myrtle Broome from 1933 to 1958

the shocked Japanese art world turns out to mourn his death

Examines the construction of ethnic communities

Archival research in Florence and Palermo reveals insights into patronage

Particularly when it comes to Britain

We review practices of selecting for milk production

Gabriele Salvatores

native to Asia

The second section outlines ethical issues arising from the use of animals in agriculture

The term 'new' also captures tendencies that cut across the work of the filmmakers

This chapter summarizes original and more recent findings on genes and molecules identified so far to be involved in rice root development