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why dos buying food that is grown in your local area help prevent loss of biodiversity ??????
Answered by Ms. Sue
http://www.theecologycenter.org/resources/become-a-locavore/
Answered by Bonnie Key
Well, when you are buying locally grown food, you aren't wasting fossil fuels to have your food travel from one place to another. A good example is transfer of food by train. Some trains burn coal for fuel, releasing Greenhouse gasses, unlike buying food that is locally grown.

I hope this helps!
Answered by Ms. Sue
Bonnie -- you're right, but how do your examples affect biodiversity?
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