Feeding Cities: Improving local food access, security, and resilience (Routledge Studies in Food, Society and the Environment)
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Feeding Cities: Improving local food access, security, and resilience (Routledge Studies in Food, Society and the Environment)

by Christopher Bosso

Urban Planning environmental policy food studies
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Feeding Cities examines the relationships among local food access, food security, and resilience. Situated at the intersection of food, society, and the environment, Christopher Bosso’s study considers the challenges of strengthening local food systems and improving how cities meet essential community needs.

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Feeding Cities explores the importance of local food access in contemporary communities.

The book considers food security and the resilience of local food systems.

It connects questions of food, society, and the environment with the challenges of feeding cities.

Christopher Bosso offers a focused study of efforts to improve local food systems and their broader public significance.

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