More than 10 years ago, Brazil’s fourth-largest city, Belo Horizonte, declared that food was a right of citizenship and started working to make good food available to all. One of its programs puts local farm produce into school meals. This and other projects cost the city less than 2 percent of its budget.
An excellent read. This is the sort of thing that makes sense for government to do, and as it says in the article, this sort of thing is easy to do, with huge results.
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Put this photo on the “pros” side of the “Having Kids” list.
Our kittens wouldn’t approve of this at all, but damn if that isn’t a hilarious photo.
Reminder: San Francisco Meetup TONIGHT!Oh yeah! This is happening.
So when does Pittsburgh get one of these? Or have I been missing out on Pittsburgh Tumblr meetups?