Urban agriculture as nature-based solutions: Three key strategies to tackle emerging issues on food security in Chinese cities under climatic and non-climatic challenges

Zhe ZHU , Jiayu WANG , Faith Ka Shun CHAN , Yuyao XU , Gang LI , Mengxia XU , Wei-Qiang CHEN , Yong-Guan ZHU

Front. Eng ›› 2023, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (4) : 736 -741.

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Zhe ZHU, Jiayu WANG, Faith Ka Shun CHAN, Yuyao XU, Gang LI, Mengxia XU, Wei-Qiang CHEN, Yong-Guan ZHU. Urban agriculture as nature-based solutions: Three key strategies to tackle emerging issues on food security in Chinese cities under climatic and non-climatic challenges. Front. Eng, 2023, 10(4): 736-741 DOI:10.1007/s42524-023-0262-4

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