Asked by Aaron

why does buying food that is grown in your local area help prevent loss of biodiversity?
Answered by Damon
When you grow lettuce on a gigantic farm to ship all over the country, you grow one kind that is chosen to last a long time in the ice box and ship well. It is all the same everywhere.

When a few small farmers grow lots of different kinds of lettuce that their different local customers like for different reasons, you have lots of different kinds of lettuce.
Answered by Aaron
Which one? Help!
local plants and animals are less apt to be endangered

local species require less energy to grow

reducing the purchase of distant species means they are saved from being used for food

reducing drilling for oil to supply transport fuel reduces the impact on many species
Answered by Damon
reducing drilling for oil to supply transport fuel reduces the impact on many species

Well - that is true
Answered by Ms. Sue
Aaron -- please take the information Damon posted and apply it to your choices.
Answered by Aaron
Is Damon right?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes.
Answered by Avery
What which? one in a minute I will put the answer.
Answered by a boy
What was it a or b
Answered by mckenzie
the answer is c
Answered by Anonymous
Most people pretend to me Mrs. Sue like him up there he/she is not Mrs. Sue YOU LIAR!!!
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