Food Deserts in Virginia

Grant, Alan L.; Hairston, Jewel E.; Bendfeldt, Eric S.; Clark, Susan F.; Crawford, Cheryl; Denckla-Cobb, Tanya; Jackson, Franklin; Jones, Debra S.; Jones, Edwin J.; McFerren, Mary M.; Niewolny, Kimberly L.; Odeh, Oluwarotimi; Reese, Felicia; Rose, Antwan; Tyler-Mackey, Crystal

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Food Deserts in Virginia

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 06 Aug 2015 United States English Publisher:Virginia Cooperative Extension

Authors: Grant, Alan L.; Hairston, Jewel E.; Bendfeldt, Eric S.; Clark, Susan F.; Crawford, Cheryl; Denckla-Cobb, Tanya; Jackson, Franklin; +8 Authors

handle: 10919/56118

Food Deserts in Virginia

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Abstract

The purpose of the Virginia Food Desert Study Report is to determine the current status of food deserts in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The report identifies challenges, consequences, strategies, and resources to address food deserts and offers recommendations for the Virginia General Assembly's consideration and action.

Country

United States

Related Organizations

Virginia Tech
United States

Keywords

Food deserts, Community Planning, Community Food Systems, Food supply, Food access, Health & Nutrition, Nutrition

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