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The Color of Food: 4-2 Sustaining Community. Jenga Mwendo, Backyard Gardeners Network

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  1. Sustaining Community Elise Hanson On page 91 Jenga explains, "It's not about the number of gardens or trying to turn everyone into an urban farmer. What I'm focused on is increasing the capacity of these gardens to serve our people and to be effective community building tools." This is a powerful message for me after working with the Urban Farm and Garden Alliance (UFGA) this summer. It seemed to be one of the core values and methodologies of the UFGA.
  2. uniquesolarusa https://uniquesolarusa.com However, technology also offers solutions to pressing global issues, such as renewable energy and healthcare advancements. Overall, the impact of technology on modern society is profound and multifaceted.

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