By: Dain

Dain
Tue, 02 Apr 2019 14:12:59 +0000

And the next time we have a drought like 1983? We have a national (and international) market in food, and it's one of the major reasons that famine has becoming increasingly rare around the world. This is just another progressive mascot project, like pushing cars off-campus and green energy. None of it pays for itself. I predict that food prices on campus will rise as a result of this, and I suspect food "diversity" will decline, particularly if this "panel" decided to go beyond the 40% mark. And is there any science at all demonstrating the local food is healthier than non-local food? I doubt it...not any real rigorous science.