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Urban farms are bypassing supermarkets to create their own local food systems and connect communities. Robbie Armstrong reports.
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With all the talk of bringing food, nature and climate closer together, why isn’t more money moving into organic farming and managing our land in a more sustainable way?
Anna Turns visits a unique supermarket in Denmark that connects excess heat from fridge freezers to local housing with huge reductions to energy emissions and food waste.
An increasing number of thinkers are calling out the spoilt-child modernism of present times and building on premodern traditions living well within limits, writes Chris Smaje in his new book.
Issue 12: Fairness and five years.
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