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Local Food and Energy Production

Local Food and Energy Production focuses on integrating agricultural practices within urban settings to reduce dependency on centralized industrial systems. This includes producing food, building materials, and energy locally, which is essential for creating sustainable cities and achieving carbon neutrality. Understanding this concept is significant for business students as it highlights innovative approaches to urban planning and resource management that can lead to environmentally friendly economic practices.

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Local food and energy production are essential components of sustainable development. By sourcing food and generating energy within communities, we can reduce environmental impacts, enhance food security, and promote economic growth. These practices foster community resilience, allowing neighborhood...

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Key Terms

Sustainability
The ability to maintain healthy environmental, social, and economic systems in balance.

Example: Sustainability practices include recycling and using renewable energy.

Renewable Energy
Energy from sources that are naturally replenished, such as solar, wind, and hydro.

Example: Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity.

Local Food System
A network of food production, processing, distribution, and consumption within a specific area.

Example: Farmers' markets are part of local food systems.

Community Resilience
The ability of a community to withstand and recover from challenges.

Example: Communities with local food sources are more resilient during crises.

Carbon Footprint
The total amount of greenhouse gases produced directly and indirectly by an individual or organization.

Example: Driving a car increases your carbon footprint.

Food Miles
The distance food travels from where it is produced to where it is consumed.

Example: Local food has lower food miles compared to imported food.

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Urban Farming
Involves growing food in urban areas, utilizing limited space for sustainable food production.
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Energy Efficiency in Homes
Examines ways to reduce energy consumption in residential settings.
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Key Concepts

SustainabilityRenewable EnergyFood SystemsCommunity Resilience