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A new fact sheet from the Local Government Commission and Active Living Leadership highlights how cities, counties and school districts can work together to address childhood obesity. From Safe Routes to School programs to community gardens, it offers tactics, tools and inspiration for local officials to leverage community resources.



OrganizationLocal Government Commission and Active Living Leadership
Resource TypeFact Sheet
URLhttp://www.lgc.org/freepub/land_use/factsh...
LocationNational
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