Natomas Institute of Technology AgriFoods Solutions
Natomas Institute of Technology (NIT) is developing self-sustained off-the-grid acre-sized organic food forest ranch communities across the US states of CA, TX, and FL, driven by renewable energy technologies from the NIT Renewable Energies Program.
The United States is the third most populated country in the world, and CA, TX, and FL are the 1st, 2nd, and 4th most populated states, collectively with approximately 100 million people, a quarter of the US population, with expected population growths that exceed the housing supply.
NIH will meet this housing demand in these three states. With some of the largest populations on Earth, CA, TX, and FL are among some of the largest consumers of energy in the world, and one of the number one producers of food in the world, because of their year-long growing climates, and yet there are food shortages around the world, to the extent that 4 out 5 people out of 7 billion go to be hungry every night.
NIT will meet these food and energy demands by developing organic food forest ranch communities across the US states of CA, TX, and FL. These states have many renewable and non-renewable resources that NIT can leverage.
NIT intends to run most of their 100 clinics and vehicles on renewable energy technologies, some derived from the agrifoods division, to minimize the carbon footprint we leave on the environment.
The United States is the third most populated country in the world, and CA, TX, and FL are the 1st, 2nd, and 4th most populated states, collectively with approximately 100 million people, a quarter of the US population, with expected population growths that exceed the housing supply.
NIH will meet this housing demand in these three states. With some of the largest populations on Earth, CA, TX, and FL are among some of the largest consumers of energy in the world, and one of the number one producers of food in the world, because of their year-long growing climates, and yet there are food shortages around the world, to the extent that 4 out 5 people out of 7 billion go to be hungry every night.
NIT will meet these food and energy demands by developing organic food forest ranch communities across the US states of CA, TX, and FL. These states have many renewable and non-renewable resources that NIT can leverage.
NIT intends to run most of their 100 clinics and vehicles on renewable energy technologies, some derived from the agrifoods division, to minimize the carbon footprint we leave on the environment.
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