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Eating Locally and in Season: Is It Really Better for the Environment?

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    By Independent Media InstituteOct 26, 2018, 9:38 am156 pts
    photo of Eating Locally and in Season: Is It Really Better for the Environment? imageBy Reynard Loki Humans have been moving food around the world for thousands of years. Toward the end of the second century BC, merchants traveled along the Silk Road, transporting noodles from Xi'an, grapes from Dayuan and nutmeg from the Moluccas Islands to eager buyers along its 4,000-mile network. While it's…
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