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Urban Agriculture as an Alternative for Disaster Resilience: Quantifying the Potential Contribution of Community Gardens to Food Security in Post-Disaster Wellington, New Zealand

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By Yanxin Liu, Victoria Chanse, Fabrício Chicca
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Enhancing Post-Disaster Food Security Through Urban Agriculture in the Context of Climate Change

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By Yanxin Liu, Victoria Chanse, Fabrício Chicca
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Enhancing Post-Disaster Food Security through Urban Agriculture in the Context of Climate Change

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By Yanxin Liu, Victoria Chanse, Fabrício Chicca
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You are already at the latest version Cities face growing challenges from climate change, including rising temperatures, extreme rainfall, and intensifying urban heat islands, resulting in significant socio-cultural costs. Urban areas are increasingly vulnerable to food insecurity during disasters, yet the potential of urban agriculture (UA) to address this challenge remains underexplored.
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