Feasible Farm to Table Practices: Michel Nischan and the Limits of Sustainability

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Feasible Farm to Table Practices: Michel Nischan and the Limits of Sustainability

American Express Restaurant Trade Program 2010

Michel Nischan delves into the geographic limits of sustainability at the 21st Annual American Express Restaurant Trade Program, part of the 2010 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.

The 21st Annual American Express Restaurant Trade Program 2010 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen
It is Easy To Be Green: Feasible Farm to Table Practices
Michel Nischan
President and CEO, Wholesome Wave Foundation

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