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Birthdays because it has come to that:
Gorokushi chans = 19th february
Arcobaleno chans = 12th december


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The solution is to bring the farm into the city. Put the food where there are densely populated areas. Instead of spreading out the farmland, consolidate it in the city areas. Humans live in high rise buildings that make use of the space going upwards so it only makes sense to do the same with farming. and With the use of hydroponic systems, there is no need for soil to be used in the farming practices and these systems can have recyclable water systems thus being better for the environment. And since the farm in contained, there is no problem with pests and weather elemental issues.

This means using less space to provide more food. Food than can be grown that is healthy and easily transported to the surrounding communities. This means less spoilage of food before it reaches the people thus minimizing waste and maximising output. This also will decrease the pollution and use of petrol that is produced and needed during the process of transporting the produce. The building is installed with solar panels and wind turbines to make use of renewable resources to power the building.

This also means that more natural environments and habitats will be left untouched as what would occupy hundreds of acres can be condensed to a few buildings. The building uses artificial sunlight to allow for the plants to photosynthesise when the sunlight does not reach that area of the building.

The building can also filter the surrounding air that has been poisoned with pollution and promote a more environmentally sustainable way of life.


-50% of the world's population already reside in cities and it has been estimated that by 2050, nearly 80% of human population will live in urban areas. With this growing population comes a growing need for food supply. Practices for food production is also becoming more and more unsustainable.