Josh Tickell, whose movie, Fuel, illustrates a path for discarding our nation's oil crutch for energy needs, was interviewed on Jay Leno about one year ago. Leno seems especially enthralled by the notion of a solution in vertical farms. So that this clip doesn't gather cobwebs, I'll share it here, where hopefully it will be something pleasant to some, and something at least remarkable to most.
Leno Hosts FUEL Director Josh Tickell from Stacy Hess on Vimeo.
(Video courtesy of Vimeo.)
If there's one thing to take away from this, it's that good ideas are sticky. That means that the most important thing that supporters of vertical farming can do is tell people about it. Tell someone a good idea, and it will stick there, like planting a seed, and then germinate when one hears the idea again and again. If we spread this idea like gigantic wings, then it will fly.
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