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"Allotments are back in fashion. It was accelerated by the pandemic, and the climate crisis reminded us of the advantages of gardens in the city. Allotments cool down urban heat islands and can offer city dwellers much more than just shelter from the heat."

Agnieszka Dragon and Anna Dańkowska discuss the importance of allotment gardens and community gardens with Mateusz Kowalik.

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