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A floating farm in Rotterdam produces milk in the Netherlands and reuses urban waste in a circular economy model. Reusing city waste and maintaining operations with solar energy and rainwater By Geovane SouzaCPGDec 23, 2025 Excerpt: The structure is a platform with multiple levelswhere creation and operations are organized as…

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