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Nature 459, 914-915 (18 June 2009) | doi:10.1038/459914a; Published online 17 June 2009
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- Galveston, TX United States
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Seeds of an edible city architecture
John Whitfield1
Abstract
Global warming and food shortages are renewing interest in urban agriculture, finds John Whitfield.
ARTS REVIEWED: -London Yields: Urban Agriculture
Main Gallery, The Building Centre, London
9 April until 30 May 2009
ARTS REVIEWED: -Vertical Gardens
Exit Art, New York City
28 March until 6 June 2009
ARTS REVIEWED: -Radical Nature: Art and Architecture for a Changing Planet 1969–2009
Barbican Art Gallery, London
19 June until 18 October 2009
In Brad Bass's imagination, a visit to the salad bar could become less a chance to load your plate and more a foraging expedition. "I have this vision of restaurants putting up walls, and people picking their own vegetables right off the wall instead of pulling them out of the tub," says Bass, a geographer at the University of Toronto in Canada.
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