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Towards Sustainable and Sufficient City Region Food Systems: Reflections from the Case Study of Turin, Italy. (2024). Dansero, Egidio ; Bruno, Riccardo Giovanni ; Berti, Giaime ; Battisti, Luca ; Krahmer, Karl.
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