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Report from November’s Politics of Food Conference released by Manhattan Borough President
A 15-page report entitled “Food in the Public Interest: How New York City’s Food Policy Holds the Key to Hunger, Heath, Jobs and the Environment”, is a terrific follow-up to the well attended Politics of Food Conference in November. The Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer hosted over 600 food, policy and community activists and co-sponsored [...]
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Pastoralism and Climate Change: Rethinking the links between livelihoods and land.
Urban Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa: A often neglected challenge and a potential opportunity for urban-rural collaboration.
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Saturday, February 21, 2009
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