Can urban foraging actually feed poor people?

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By Nathanael JohnsonJan 30, 2015, 2:58 pm40 pts
What if we connected the people most in need of healthy food with the expensive, nutrient-dense greens that just happen to be growing between the cracks in their driveways? A project at UC Berkeley is testing out this idea. Philip Stark, chair of the Berkeley statistics department, has organized a team of…

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