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EcoTipping Points

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• Rainwater Harvesting and Groundwater Replenishment (Rajasthan, India)

How Success Works:

• Saving a Coral Reef and Fishery (Apo Island, Philippines)
• Community Gardens Reverse Urban Decay (NYC, USA)
• Community Forests Reverse Tropical Deforestation (Thailand)
• Escaping the Pesticide Trap (India)
• Rainwater Harvesting and Groundwater Replenishment (Rajasthan, India)

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New York City Community Gardens: Reversing Urban Decay

Community gardens in New York City reversed a vicious cycle of urban decay, crime-ridden empty lots, neglect, and population flight, while producing food, flowers, and wildlife habitat. These gardens nourished the bodies and souls of 800 neighborhoods, and inspired urban community gardening across the nation.