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Nathan McClintock quoted in Sacramento Bee on Oakland's backyard farmers

Fellow(s): Nathan McClintock
Topic(s): Sustainable Agriculture & Food Policy

"There are definitely a lot of eyes on Oakland," said Nathan McClintock, a UC Berkeley student writing his doctoral thesis on urban agriculture. "This would be a signal to cities like Sacramento and San Francisco to address the animal issue."

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Nathan McClintock

Nathan McClintock

2008 Fellow
Nathan McClintock is a geographer and associate professor of urban studies at the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He is also co-director of the Villes Voix Visions Collaboratory and editor of the journal Urban Geography. His work focuses on the formal and everyday governance of food and waste, urban agriculture and green gentrification, and the intersections of policy and practice with racial capitalism and settler colonialism.