These days
food
travels many miles as farmers' exports their Use synonyms
food
across the world to satisfy the consumer demand.Use synonyms
Although
some people think stopping Linking Words
this
practise would benefit the economy and the environment, I believe the negative impacts would not justify Linking Words
such
a change.
We can benefit from stopping the import of Linking Words
food
in two ways. In relation to the environment, transporting Use synonyms
food
involved the use of thousands of lorries and many flights, which contributes to pollution given all the emission Use synonyms
this
produces.Linking Words
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also
negatively affects the health of the people and leads to global warming.Linking Words
In addition
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to Accept space
,
this
stopping Linking Words
this
practise will mean that people will only buy local Linking Words
food
, leading to a boost to the local economies as farmers will become more profitable as they sell more.
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However
, there are downsides to Linking Words
this
. A problem these days, many countries, particularly developing countries, rely on exports of their produce. Countries often have acres of land where production of export products takes place which helps in providing income to the farmers, but Linking Words
also
provides work for thousands of people working on farms. Linking Words
Furthermore
, people these days have become dependent on ingredients from other countries and without it people can no longer cook their favourite recipes and many restaurants that depend on exports may go out of business.
In conclusion, I believe that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Despite the fact that stopping the exports can have a positive impact on the environment, the negative economic impact on the farmers and the people whose lively hoods depends on export goods would be detrimental.Linking Words