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TURNING FOOD DESERTS INTO OASES Why New York’S Public Housing Should Encourage Commercial Development Howard Husock Senior Fellow
Food for Every Child Supermkt Newyork F:Supermkt Broch Revised 4/18/08 2:44 PM Page 2
In the Last Decade, New York City Has Created Dozens of New Food
Fort Greene and Clinton Hill
Food Desert to Food Oasis Promoting Grocery Store Development in South Los Angeles
Brownsville OPEN SPACE INDEX
Sustainable Urban Agriculture: Confirming Viable Scenarios for Production
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Assessment of a Government-Subsidized Supermarket in a High-Need Area on Household Food Availability and Children's Dietary In
FOOD FIGHT: Expanding Access to Affordable and Healthy Food in Downtown Brooklyn
Unshared Bounty: How Structural Racism Contributes to the Creation and Persistence of Food Deserts
Environmental Health Report Card for Northern Manhattan: Rating the Environment Where We Live, Work, & Play
NYC L-Train Shutdown Health Impact Assessment
PLANNING for RETAIL DIVERSITY 1 NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL Executive Summary
ABSTRACT Title of Thesis: INFILL FARM: REVITALIZING URBAN LANDSCAPES for FOOD PRODUCTION Daniel Ryan Peragine, Master of Archi
Innovative Partnership for Public Health: an Evaluation of the New York City Green Cart Initiative To
A Vision to Improve NYC's Food System
City Harvest's Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative
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Ten Years of Food Policy Governance in New York City: Lessons for the Next Decade
Going to Market Going to Market: New York City's Neighborhood Grocery Store and Supermarket Shortage
Reframing “Food Deserts”: the History of Urban Supermarket Access and Its Public Policy Discourse
Ten Years of Food Policy Governance in New York City: Lessons for the Next Decade Nicholas Freudenberg
Interventions for Healthy Eating and Active Urban Living: a Guide for Improving Community Health
1 Introduction Food Is a Critical Factor in Maintaining Health and Wellbeing
Food Policy Maeve Gearing and Theresa Anderson February 2014
Innovative Partnership for Public Health
RED TAPE, GREEN VEGETABLES: a Plan to Improve New York City’S Regulations for Community-Based Farmers Markets
The Grocery Gap: Who Has Access to Healthy Food and Why It Matters
An Ethnographic Analysis of Food Access in Fort Greene, Brooklyn Jack N
HEALTHIER Dietand A