Urban Fruits Less Polluted and Often More Nutritious Than Retail Versions

Yale e360
By Yale Environment 360Nov 2, 2015, 11:56 am101 pts
Fruits grown in urban areas, often in abandoned orchards from previous centuries, are proving not only largely free of pollutants, Measuring nutrients and pollutants in urban fruits. but more nutritious than their commercial counterparts, according to research from Wellesley College. Joining forces with the…

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