"Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, these benefits must be weighed against the potential health risks stemming from exposure to contaminants such as heavy metals and organic chemicals that may be present in urban soils. Individuals who garden at or eat food grown in contaminated urban garden sites may be at risk of exposure to such contaminants. Gardeners may be unaware of these risks and how to manage them. We used a mixed quant..
ACLAlthough growing vegetables in urban gardens has several benefits, some questions in relation wit...
Soils are an important consideration for individuals, community groups, and local governments becomi...
Many Americans are turning to private food gardening for food access and affordability. A report by ...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
The practice of gardening and growing-your-own (GYO) produce in urban areas, has been associated wit...
Participation in urban agriculture is growing throughout the United States; however, potential soil ...
Participation in urban agriculture is growing throughout the United States; however, potential soil ...
As urban dwellers prioritize eating locally grown foods to reduce environmental impacts, benefit the...
Urban gardening has become increasingly popular, creating green oases in cities; however, many of th...
In the past decade, as the problems of increasing urbanization, population and density in cities thr...
Urban gardens provide affordable fresh produce to communities with limited access to healthy food bu...
Chicago has many urban agricultural projects that provide a source of local food for city dwellers. ...
ACLAlthough growing vegetables in urban gardens has several benefits, some questions in relation wit...
Soils are an important consideration for individuals, community groups, and local governments becomi...
Many Americans are turning to private food gardening for food access and affordability. A report by ...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
Although urban community gardening can offer health, social, environmental, and economic benefits, t...
The practice of gardening and growing-your-own (GYO) produce in urban areas, has been associated wit...
Participation in urban agriculture is growing throughout the United States; however, potential soil ...
Participation in urban agriculture is growing throughout the United States; however, potential soil ...
As urban dwellers prioritize eating locally grown foods to reduce environmental impacts, benefit the...
Urban gardening has become increasingly popular, creating green oases in cities; however, many of th...
In the past decade, as the problems of increasing urbanization, population and density in cities thr...
Urban gardens provide affordable fresh produce to communities with limited access to healthy food bu...
Chicago has many urban agricultural projects that provide a source of local food for city dwellers. ...
ACLAlthough growing vegetables in urban gardens has several benefits, some questions in relation wit...
Soils are an important consideration for individuals, community groups, and local governments becomi...
Many Americans are turning to private food gardening for food access and affordability. A report by ...