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DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed MIT historian Kate Brown speaks about her new book\, 
 /Tiny Gardens \nEverywhere: The Past\, Present\, and Future of the Self-Pr
 ovisioning City \n[1]./ The book follows the roots of urban gardening from
  feudal England to a \nlate nineteenth century utopia outside of Berlin to
  1960s Washington DC to \ncontemporary Amsterdam\, Chicago\, and beyond. T
 hroughout this history\, Brown \nweaves in her own gardening experience\, 
 exploring the political and the \npractical while painting a picture of th
 e necessity of self-provisioning in \nan increasingly chaotic world. It's 
 a book about ecologial possibilitiy\, \npolitical hope\, and the recovery 
 and growth of fertile environmental grounds \nall around us.\n\n\n[1] http
 s://wwnorton.com/books/9781324105831
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260325T163000
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LOCATION:Gendebien Room\, Skillman Library
SUMMARY:Tiny Gardens Everywhere: A History of Food Sovereignty and Urban Re
 silience
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