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安古柏談論學校午餐

Filmed Dec 2007 • Posted Sep 2008EG 2007
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在2007年EG會議的演講中,"午餐革命者"安古柏談到即將到來的學童飲食新革命,學校午餐將選用在地生產、可持續性、當季,甚至具教育性的食材。

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 »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Josie Chen
Reviewed by Audrey Liu
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