by the fact that they are producing biomass by cropping (coffee, sugarcane, grass,
etc.), which fixes carbon. It should also be noted that this contribution that these
producing households make to production stands in contrast to urban households
that are not engaging in urban agriculture.
Fig. 6.4 Photos showing recycling (plastic, cardboard, and cans) and reuse of tires. (Alexander
Skutch Biological Corridor, photos by M. Thornbush, March 2020)
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etc.), which fixes carbon. It should also be noted that this contribution that these
producing households make to production stands in contrast to urban households
that are not engaging in urban agriculture.
Fig. 6.4 Photos showing recycling (plastic, cardboard, and cans) and reuse of tires. (Alexander
Skutch Biological Corridor, photos by M. Thornbush, March 2020)
6.4 Contributions
95