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The locavore movement has society thinking that it is better for people and the environment. In reality, it makes more sense to import foods rather than to attempt to grow local foods. Farmers around the world make a living from selling goods to far of communities.
The locavore movement has society thinking that it is better for people and the environment. In reality, it makes more sense to import foods rather than to attempt to grow local foods. Farmers around the world make a living from selling goods to far of communities.
The locavore movement has society thinking that it is better for people and the environment. In reality, it makes more sense to import foods rather than to attempt to grow local foods. Farmers around the world make a living from selling goods to far of communities.
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That is what the locavore movement has society thinking. While many believe in this locavore movement because it is believed that it is better for people and the environment, in reality, the theory is really just impractical because under the idea, there are many misconceptions. As others trust the locavore idea, in reality, it makes more sense to import foods rather than to attempt to grow local foods. It is true that according to McWilliams (source C), the local farmers are supported and thus strengthen the community, however, people do not comprehend that this also hurts farmers not from the area. If English consumers did not buy from Kenya, then in that moment, the livelihood of 1.5million sub-Saharan farmers are threatened. Applying that to the US soil, the locavore movement put huge stress on farmers not in the societies that already put this theory into practice. Farmers around the world make a living from selling goods to far of communities and the fact that the movement threatens their livelihood thus proves the locavore theory is not a healthy choice for societies to adopt. Although it is believed that the theory of locavorism (source F) is great, in reality, its proven to be difficult in practice. People around the world have various definitions of local. Local might be defined as the store down the street or might mean within the radius of 50 miles. Locavorism is meant to eliminate all that distant needed to be traveled but the distances are inconsistent. Although its true that the food is fresher, the idea of preserving the environment is thrown out considering the distance required to travel to acquire the food. Source G captures the picture of the ideal in the best manner. As the penguin travels only one mile to grab food, it emphasizes the idea that its more practical to buy food from the super market. The fact that the characters are animals greatly emphasize that the traditional supermarket is better for the environment. As people travel various distances for their fresh food, they are doing nothing better for the environment, and thus shooting down the idea of the locavore movement. If the locavore theory is continued to be practiced, farmers around the world will be damaged. The environment will be in an even worst position than it is now. The movement will cause the world to dig deeper and deeper into bigger problems.