A Planners Guide to Community and Regional Food Planning: Transforming Food Environments, Facilitating Healthy Eating - FIC

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A Planners Guide to Community and Regional Food Planning: Transforming Food Environments, Facilitating Healthy Eating

Food nourishes us, enriches our celebrations, and sustains life itself. Yet not everyone in the United States has equal access to healthy food. Some of us live in neighborhoods where grocery stores carry a greater variety of potato chips than vegetables, while some of us cannot afford vegetables even when they are available. This report shows how planners can play a significant role in shaping the food environment of communities and thereby facilitate healthy eating.

Author
Samina Raja, Branden Born, and Jessica Kozlowski Russell
Publisher
Chicago, IL: American Planning Association
Page Numbers
108
Publication Date
May 01, 2008
Publication Type
Books
State
California, Kentucky, National, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
Keywords
Agricultural Protection Zoning, Land Use Planning, Local / Regional Food Systems, Planning for Agriculture and Food Systems

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