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Food sustainability in Hackney, UK

Michel Bauwens

18th February 2011

“Growing Communities is a social enterprise run by local people in Hackney, East London. We are working to create a more sustainable food system through our projects which provide practical alternatives to the damaging food system that currently exists.”

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