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安.库珀谈学校午餐

Filmed Dec 2007 • Posted Sep 2008EG 2007
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这段讲话是安.库珀在2007年EG会议上的发言,被誉为“午餐革命者”的安.库珀谈论了学校午餐即将进行的一场变革,即为孩子们提供本土化的、具有可持续性的、季节性的、甚至带有教育意义的食品。

Ann Cooper cares -- a lot -- what kids eat for lunch. As the head of nutrition for Berkeley, California, schools, she serves organic, regionally sourced and sustainable meals to lots of lucky children. Full bio »

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