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https://www.positive.news/environment/food/food-sustainability-a-traffic-light-rating-system-will-soon-let-you-know/

How green are your groceries? Eco labels will soon let you know Food and drink products in Europe are to be given environmental ratings to help people make informed choices about food sustainability

https://www.ecowatch.com/seasonal-and-local-food-2615393675.html

Eating Locally and in Season: Is It Really Better for the Environment? Eating locally reduces your ecological footprint, but studies show what you eat may be even more important.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/consumer/shopping-locally-what-difference-does-it-make-1.4281400

Shopping locally: what difference does it make? The lockdown has encouraged Irish consumers to buy locally-sourced goods

https://classifieds.usatoday.com/blog/marketplace/why-shop-local-5-things-that-happen-when-you-spend-in-your-community/

Why Shop Local? 5 Things That Happen When You Spend in Your Community – USA TODAY Classifieds Buying from local businesses can significantly boost your community’s economy. This is because the bulk of the money you spend at local businesses goes directly back into the local economy.

https://mexicobusiness.news/policyandeconomy/news/global-shortages-opportunity-local-business

Global Shortages an Opportunity for Local Business What are the effects of buying local and why is this a priority during the pandemic?

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Buy Local, Hire Local, Live Local: A Model for Equitable Development The Cleaveland Foundation's India Pierce Lee explains the Greater University Circle Initiative, an innovative neighborhood redevelopment effort.

https://foodrevolution.org/blog/why-buy-local-food/

Why Buy Local Food? It’s Healthier for You and Better for the Environment Local food can be a big win for you, the planet, and your community. See why...

https://digest.bps.org.uk/2019/10/29/people-who-try-to-be-environmentally-friendly-by-buying-less-stuff-are-happier-study-claims/

People Who Try To Be Environmentally-Friendly By Buying Less Stuff Are Happier, Study Claims By Emily Reynolds. In contrast, people who “buy green” are not any happier.