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Study: Vertical farming emissions could be offset by solar farm development

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Researchers at the University of Surrey explore how 'thousands of hectares' of farmland that could be freed up through to expansion of vertical farming might be harnesses to generate solar power
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Study: Vertical farming emissions could be offset by solar farm development

Researchers at the University of Surrey explore how 'thousands of hectares' of farmland that could be freed up through to expansion of vertical farming might be harnesses to generate solar power

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http://www.businessgreen.com broke the news on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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