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The Digesterponic System from the University of California San Diego can recycle food waste for an urban Garden Oasis

Nicole Kelesoglu August 3, 2020

Truly, community gardens are beautiful, peaceful places that allow us to connect with nature and contribute to our neighborhoods. That’s part of the reason why the BioEnergy project presentation for the ISC Research Symposium at UCSD caught my eye. I wanted to learn how Agrobiology technology can support food security.

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In Biotechnology, Campus Sustainability, Sustainable Living Tags Bioenergy, community
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