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Aquaponics in Ward 7

My video story focuses on food disparity in D.C. by focusing on Ward 7 which is a classified food desert. UDC Causes has partnered with local non-profit organizations as well as governmental agencies...

My video story focuses on food disparity in D.C. by focusing on Ward 7 which is a classified food desert.

Lauryn Hill

George Washington University

February 23, 2017
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My video story focuses on food disparity in D.C. by focusing on Ward 7 which is a classified food desert. UDC Causes has partnered with local non-profit organizations as well as governmental agencies to develop an aquaponics facility that could help diminish food insecurity in impoverished communities. 

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