> Eat local is class signaling, not environmentalism. It's true, but it shouldn't be applied litterally either. It's perfectly reasonable to consume locally pr

> Eat local is class signaling, not environmentalism. It's true, but it shouldn't be applied litterally either. It's perfectly reasonable to consume locally produced and cheaply available food and it's quite logical to encourage local production assuming it is financially viable and results in a reduction in total CO2 emissions. I can imagine it could even result in increased meat consumption for a few select individuals living in areas where agriculture isn't viable.