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Localism can lead to a more sustainable future from "summary" of Deep Economy by Bill McKibben

In our modern world, characterized by globalized markets and industrial agriculture, the concept of localism offers a promising alternative. By focusing on local economies and communities, we can cultivate a more sustainable future. When we prioritize local production and consumption, we reduce the need for long-distance transportation and the associated carbon emissions. Localism encourages a deeper connection between producers and consumers, fostering a sense of accountability and responsibility. This direct relationship can lead to greater transparency and trust in the products we consume. By supporting local businesses, we invest in the well-being of our communities and contribute to their economic resilience. Furthermore, localism promotes a more diversified and resilient food system. Instead of relying on a few large-scale monocultures, local farmers can cultivate a variety of crops suited to th...
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    Deep Economy

    Bill McKibben

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