These days, fooddays, food travels long distances before reaching consumers, and it is therefore believed that consuming locally grown food would bring about a number of economic and environmental benefits. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages ?

Nowadays, many nations are importing eatable commodities from other nations.
However
, a few people
advocates
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that we must grow foods on our own soil, because it may bring economic and environmental benefits.
This
essay will try to delve into the pros and cons of
this
approach.
To begin
with, on the
down side
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, local climate can affect
growth
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the growth
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of some
crops
. Indeed,
at
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some
places
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the weather conditions are not favourable for growing some
crops
.
For example
, Kiwi fruit is mainly cultivated in temperate zone
region
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regions
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such
as New Zealand.
Thus
, we cannot grow all types of food
crops
locally.
On the other hand
, if we can promote our local production, it can reduce
inflation
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the inflation
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of everyday commodities. In fact, by growing
crops
locally governments can save out flow of money that they usually pay for imports. To illustrate, China imports
less
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goods as compared to other countries and
this
is
reason
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the reason
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behind their economic prosperity.
Moreover
, by promoting
crops
grown locally, we can generate new employment opportunities. As a matter of fact, if we rely on local harvest, we need processing and
storeage
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storage
facilities to manage the production
that
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directly
lead
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to new job creation for locals.
Hence
, by doing so we give equal opportunities to the people of an area to grow as well.
To sum up
, undoubtedly, local climate is an important factor in
cultivation
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the cultivation
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of
crops
, but,
the
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local production not only
save
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money but
also
create
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new
employments
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employment
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that is
fruitful for a country in the long run.
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Ensure that the essay covers all parts of the prompt thoroughly, addressing both advantages and disadvantages in equal measure. Currently, the advantages are more detailed than the disadvantages.
Coherence and Cohesion
Make sure that each paragraph has a clear central idea and effectively progresses the argument. Ensure smooth transitions between ideas to improve coherence.
Coherence and Cohesion
While your ideas are well-developed, try to include more variety in sentence structures for a higher score in this criterion.
Coherence and Cohesion
The essay has a clear introduction and conclusion, which effectively frame the discussion.
Task Response
You have provided relevant examples, such as the Kiwi and China examples, which help to illustrate your points effectively.
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The main ideas are generally clear and are supported with specific details and examples, demonstrating a solid understanding of the topic.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Carbon footprint
  • Greenhouse gas emissions
  • Fuel consumption
  • Local economy
  • Local farmers
  • Boosts
  • Fresher produce
  • Nutritious
  • Transit
  • Seasonal eating
  • Varied diet
  • Balanced diet
  • Preserve
  • Farmland
  • Green spaces
  • Limited variety
  • Monotonous diet
  • Higher costs
  • Imported food
  • Smaller-scale production
  • Reduced economies of scale
  • Climate constraints
  • Year-round
  • Shortages
  • Natural disasters
  • Weather conditions
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