Hydroponics
the process of growing plants in sand, gravel, or liquid, with added nutrients but without BLANK.
What is soil?
the name of the organization our speaker, Hannah Gregory, works for.
What is CanopyBloomington?
These containers store water which can be used for a variety of purposes, including gardening.
What are rain barrels?
What are greens/lettuce?
What is hurricane katrina?
This certification means that buildings have focused on sustainability in their construction and materials.
What is LEED?
DeMario Vitalis suggested applying for a grant from HERE if you want to begin storage container growing.
What is the USDA?
Trees reduce THIS effect in cities, leading to temperature rise on impervious surfaces.
What is the urban heat island effect?
This type of heating is present in the sustainable design of the Ullem Center.
What is radiant heating through the floor?
What is LED?
Trees require the most maintenance during THESE two phases of life.
What are the youngest and the oldest phases of life?
This type of design requires no solar panels in order to gain benefits from the sun.
What is passive solar design?
hydroponic methods reduce water use in growing by this much.
What is 99 percent?
In order to build a tree canopy that is diverse and resilient, urban planners follow THIS rule.
What is the 10-20-30 rule?
In the northern hemisphere, windows should be facing in THIS cardinal direction in order to maximize energy efficiency.
What is south?