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Those are overblown. Modern mega-scale logistics are stunningly efficient. Food shipped by freight-ship and truck are supposedly more efficient with less poluti
by tormeh 12y ago
Those are overblown. Modern mega-scale logistics are stunningly efficient. Food shipped by freight-ship and truck are supposedly more efficient with less polution than a local farmer driving hir* produce to market in a car.
* I hate that term. So clumsy-sounding.
- pyrocat 12y agohow about "their", no need to bring gender into it. He/She = They His/Hers = Their. Him/Her = Them.
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- GVIrish 12y agoSure, anything at industrial scale is going to me more efficient than a mom and pop operation. But with a system like this you've got scale and proximity. Instead of having a network of trucks delivering lettuce from California thousands of miles cross country, you can have a small fleet of trucks delivering lettuce within a 2 hour radius. Less spoilage, far less gas, and far less planning and logistics. This could be huge in cities with abandoned/run down industrial districts that have been hard hit by globalization.