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Model & Research - ‘Edible Cities’ report

June 26th, 2008

by fedwards

Please find below a report about the ‘Edible Cities’ movement which was based on some urban agriculture projects a delegation from London, UK, visited in the US, supported by the US Embassy, as part of an exchange trip with Growing Power, Milwaukee.

The ‘Edible Cities’ report can be found here: http://www.sustainweb.org/page.php?id=432, and is available for free download.

Edible Cities

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The recent Growing Food for London conference looked at these case studies and other approaches to growing food for London in and around the city. The Tracing Paper’s London, Feed Yourself! reports on this stimulating and inspiring conference.

Awesome! Thanks for the comment Nick. The urban food movement really seems to be hotting up. In Australia there’s been quite a bit happening - check out the recent Sustainable Cities Round Table on sustainable food systems, held in Melbourne. http://www.sustainablemelbourne.com/urban-design-and-built-form/resource-introduction-to-the-sustainable-cities-round-table-on-sustainable-food-systems-28-may/

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