Transformative Action Towards Regenerative Food Systems: a Large-scale Case Study

Author:

Buckton Sam,Fazey Ioan,Carmen Esther,Kendrick Ian,Ball Peter,Bryant Maria,Connolly Annie,Denby Katherine,Doherty Bob,James Anthonia,Morris Belinda,Stewart Sophie,Bridle Sarah,Cain Michelle,Nixon Nicola,Om Eugyen Suzanne,Sharpe Bill,Sinclair Maddie,Yap Christopher,Arnott Dave,Frankowska Angelina,Frenneux Tim,Geertsema Henk,Gledhill Dave,Kluczkovski Alana,Lait Rebecca,Newman Rebecca,Pickett Kate E.

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Elsevier BV

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