The organization of food systems determines how and where we grow, raise, process, and distribute food in an industrial society. With a growing percentage of the population living in urban centers and natural resources strained, developing healthier, more sustainable food systems is more important than ever.
Food Systems Courses
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- AIA CES
- AICP CM
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75 Mins
- CIP
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Top Food Systems Instructors
Lauren Dunning
Lauren Dunning is a lawyer and public health practitioner whose work has focused on developing strategies...
Chris Holtkamp
Chris Holtkamp is a certified planner and is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Planning at the...
Kevin Credit
Kevin is the Assistant Director for Urban Informatics at the Center for Spatial Data Science at...
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Planning and the Law: The Takings Clause
Instructor: Thomas Hawkins
This course will help students understand and explore three legal concepts borne of the United States Constitution's Takings Clause: eminent domain, regulatory takings, and exactions. By the end of the course, students will be able to identify whether a particular government action is at risk of violating the Takings Clause.
