UoB economics graduate and Bristol Pound Volunteer
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Eating the Earth ā Food Miles
If we want to reduce our environmental and social impacts, we need to know the distances, methods and alternatives to our food choices. By using local businesses, it is easier to begin choosing food that doesnāt rely on polluting shipping methods, poor working conditions and unfair pay in the different parts of the supply chain.
September 25, 2019
