“Mina’s Garden”
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2023
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The Climate Action Almanac
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The story tells of how a utopian society emerged from one woman started an organic garden in India and its spread to a neighborhood creating a community across caste/class lines and then the idea was picked up by other areas in the city and began to impact legislation. |
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Center for Science and the Imagination, Arizona State University and The MIT Press
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| Place Published |
Tempe, AZ/Cambridge, MA
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2023 Singh, Vandana (b. 1950). “Mina’s Garden.” The Climate Action Almanac. Ed. Joey Eschrich and Ed Finn. Tempe, AZ/Cambridge, MA: Center for Science and the Imagination, Arizona State University and The MIT Press, [2023]. https://www.climatealmanac.org/pub/vdbicdpi/release/2 The story tells of how a utopian society emerged from one woman started an organic garden in India and its spread to a neighborhood creating a community across caste/class lines and then the idea was picked up by other areas in the city and began to impact legislation. Indian female author who holds a doctorate in physics and teaches physics at Framingham State University in Massachusetts. |
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Indian female author (b. 1950) who holds a doctorate in physics and teaches physics at Framingham State University in Massachusetts. |