Explanation:
This adds miles to the journey of an item of food and therefore means more transport costs and more pollution. ... For example, some foods do not grow easily in the UK and need heated greenhouses. This means the food produced locally may have a larger carbon footprint than that grown in a warmer climate.
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The Italian Industry and economy in Italy are strongly nationalised - a circumstance that only slowly starts to dissipate as waves of privatisation wash over the country. While most workers in the south are employed by small businesses, the richer north is home to many large corporations employing a far larger total workforce.
