A chicken ain't nothin' but a bird: local food production and the politics of land-use change
A chicken ain't nothin' but a bird: local food production and the politics of land-use change
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鸡只不过是鸟：当地粮食生产和土地利用变化的政治
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2012
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H. Bartling
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近年来，随着关于可持续发展的讨论以及对工厂化农业对环境和健康影响的认识变得更加广泛，许多城市和郊区社区的居民开始对自己生产食物感兴趣。在迈克尔·波伦 (Michael Pollan) 和芭芭拉·金索尔弗 (Barbara Kingsolver) 等受欢迎作家、杰米·奥利弗 (Jamie Oliver) 等名厨以及 2009 年在白宫种植有机花园的第一夫人米歇尔·奥巴马 (Michelle Obama) 的推动下，园艺和食品生产近年来越来越受欢迎。虽然大部分此类活动是地方政府允许（并鼓励）的，但一些城市农业活动超出了当地分区法规和土地使用条例的允许范围。
As discourses of sustainability and the awareness of the environmental and health impacts of factory farming have become more widespread in recent years, many residents of urban and suburban communities have become interested in producing their own food. Spurred by popular writers like Michael Pollan and Barbara Kingsolver, celebrity chefs like Jamie Oliver, and First Lady Michelle Obama who planted an organic garden at the White House in 2009, gardening and food production has gained popularity in recent years. While much of this activity is allowable (and encouraged) by local governments, some urban agricultural activity falls outside the limits of permissibility in local zoning codes and land use ordinances.