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Health Impacts of Urban Farming

Health impacts of urban farming refer to the effects that urban agricultural practices have on the physical and mental well-being of individuals and communities, including improved access to fresh produce, enhanced nutrition, and increased opportunities for physical activity and social interaction. These impacts can also encompass potential risks related to environmental contaminants and food safety within urban settings.

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Urban farming is a growing practice in cities that allows residents to grow their own food, leading to numerous health benefits. It provides access to fresh produce, encourages physical activity, and enhances mental well-being through community engagement. By fostering social connections, urban farm...

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Key Terms

Urban Farming
Growing food in urban areas, often in small spaces.

Example: Community gardens are a form of urban farming.

Nutrition
The process of obtaining food necessary for health and growth.

Example: Eating fresh vegetables improves nutrition.

Sustainability
Meeting present needs without compromising future generations.

Example: Urban farming promotes sustainability by using local resources.

Biodiversity
The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem.

Example: Urban farms can increase biodiversity by attracting different species.

Mental Well-being
A state of well-being in which individuals realize their potential.

Example: Gardening can enhance mental well-being.

Carbon Footprint
The total greenhouse gas emissions caused by an individual or organization.

Example: Urban farming can reduce the carbon footprint of food production.

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Food Security
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Key Concepts

NutritionCommunity HealthSustainabilityMental Well-being