Healthy soils: The backbone of productive, safe and sustainable urban agriculture
The increasing urbanization of an ever-growing global population is coinciding with major global challenges that are threatening our food security. Urban agriculture is as a multi-functional tool to improve urban living and to provide food security towards resilient communities. This review explores...
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