even thoughmethodologies for defining proximityremain unstandardized
Even though these maps guide important interventions, there is no consistent way to measure how close people actually are to healthy food.
even thoughmethodologies for defining proximityremain unstandardized
Even though these maps guide important interventions, there is no consistent way to measure how close people actually are to healthy food.
Even though these maps guide important interventions, there is no consistent way to measure how close people actually are to healthy food.
This article builds upon that workby describing how the outsized role ofmaps in analysis of food access can limitthe resulting research by obscuringsocial processes and root causes.
The authors suggest using other research methods along with maps to better understand why some communities have limited access to food.