How do you feel about a move toward more localized economies as a solution to the problem of climate change that McKibben discusses in the Introduction, Ch. 3, and Afterword sections? Might such a move address any of the social or economic ills that you see in the news? What is the evidence of a move in that direction in your hometown? (For example, a farmers market, a grocery co-op, encouragement of bike commuting/bike sharing, etc.). How is such localization being embraced in your hometown? What else is possible?
How do you feel about a move toward more localized economies as a solution to the problem of climate change that McKibben discusses in the Introduction, Ch. 3, and Afterword sections? Might such a move address any of the social or economic ills that you see in the news? What is the evidence of a move in that direction in your hometown? (For example, a farmers market, a grocery co-op, encouragement of bike commuting/bike sharing, etc.). How is such localization being embraced in your hometown? What else is possible?
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Transcribed Image Text:How do you feel about a move toward more localized economies as a solution to the problem of climate change that
McKibben discusses in the Introduction, Ch. 3, and Afterword sections? Might such a move address any of the social or
economic ills that you see in the news? What is the evidence of a move in that direction in your hometown? (For
example, a farmers market, a grocery co-op, encouragement of bike commuting/bike sharing, etc.). How is such
localization being embraced in your hometown? What else is possible?
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