Balanced News: Researchers Create System Where CO2 Rooftop Ventilators Help Make Rooftop Garden Plants Grow 4x Bigger

According to a new study, new carbon dioxide ventilators may possibly turn fumes into fertilizer in order to bring vegetable patches to high rise building rooftops. The research team, composed of scientists from Boston University, crated new technology that turns carbon dioxide (CO2) that’s pumped from building air vents into fertilizer that improves the challenging plant-growing environments for plant-life on rooftops. There are hundreds of rooftop vegetable gardens, both big and small, that can found in a variety of cities all throughout the world.