 
14 Apr 2006
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Beekeeper, David Graves farms bees on New York City rooftops in exchange for tasty honey. He claims that NY city sprays less pesticides than an orchard where he would normally retrieve honey. His honey is also contributing to a local pride, as the honey collected from New York City bees is distinctive, varying in flavor from borough to borough and even neighborhood to neighborhood.
Another great link:
High Rise Honey
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There's a particular word being thrown about with verve here in Berlin, Germany. Zwischennutzung. Directly transl...
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