From the Washington Post, a farmer addresses the issue of fuel efficiency in tractor-trailers vs. the fuel expended in getting food and consumers to farmers markets. His conclusion: buying local food is a sensible way to eat well, save fuel and reduce your carbon footprint.
Eat Locally, Ease Climate Change Globally
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