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Food Politics
by Marion Nestle
Jul 14 2008

School food environments: from bad to worse

A new study in Pediatrics finds most U.S. schools to sell junk food from food carts or vending machines. The situation isn’t too terrible in grammar schools but 97% of high schools sell junk food. I’m curious about that other 3%.

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