CPUL City / East Croydon / Ottawa / New York / Middlesbrough / Oxford / Tokyo / Kingston / Cambridge / Havana / Toronto / Bologna / London / Hamburg / London; London / /
Company
Hutchinson & Co / Pergamon Press / Renewable Energy / Urban International Press / Process Architecture Co / Bohn&Viljoen / Hungerproof Cities Sustainable Urban Food Systems / /
Continent
North America / Europe / /
Country
Italy / Cuba / Japan / Canada / United Kingdom / Philippines / Jamaica / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Hadlow College / International Institute of Rural Reconstruction / the Netherlands Architecture Institute / Greenhouse Gas Emissions / Building Centre's restaurant / University of Bologna / /
IndustryTerm
multi-functional open urban space networks / by-product / food growing / embodied energy / visual media / food producing / food supply / final products / produced food / continuous network / food miles / sustainable urban infrastructure / sustainable infrastructure / food gardening / food / energy usage / energy / clean energy technologies / greenhouse gas emissions / energy requirements / urban food system / abundant energy supplies / food security / conventional industrialised food production / remote food production / /
Organization
the Netherlands Architecture Institute / Hadlow College / ETC / New Economics Foundation / University of Bologna / UK Design Council / Congress / American Planning Association / International Institute of Rural Reconstruction / European Commission / Netherlands Architecture Institute / London Assembly / European Union / Greater London Authority / Building Centre / International Development Research Centre / /
Person
Jac Smit / Maria Caridad Cruz / G. Denny / Joe Nasr / Brook Lyndhurst / Mikey Tomkins / Mustafa Koc / Roberto Sánchez Medina / William Rees / Katrin Bohn / Annu Ratta / Mark Redwood / André Viljoen / Jennifer Welsh / Luc Mougeot / Johann H von Thünen / Rod Macrae / Parque Lenin / /
Position
Governor / Major / /
PublishedMedium
The Urban Agriculture Magazine / /
Region
East Africa / Western Europe / /
Technology
html / pdf / http / environmentally clean energy technologies / /
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