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Dani Madrone
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Co-Host, The Olympia Standard
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By Dani Madrone| The Seattle Times Verified Washington’s cities were built on the edges of our best farmland because people needed to be close to where food was being grown. While we have become much less dependent on local food systems, this farmland is still critical to our food security, culture and ecosystems. However, with the rate at which Washington is losing farmland outside of our metro areas, we should be asking ourselves: Do we still value local food?
By Dani Madrone, Adam Maxwell| The Seattle Times Verified Washington’s farmland and natural habitat are not immune to climate change. Extreme weather, drought, wildfire and flooding impact our landscape and natural resources. Solar energy is essential to mitigating the impacts of climate change, but it’s critically important to minimize the impact on our landscape. Solar has a significant footprint, requiring vast amounts of land to produce electricity. The impacts have not been fully considered in the planning of our open spaces.
By Dani Madrone| The Seattle Times Verified Washington’s cities were built on the edges of our best farmland because people needed to be close to where food was being grown. While we have become much less dependent on local food systems, this farmland is still critical to our food security, culture and ecosystems. However, with the rate at which Washington is losing farmland outside of our metro areas, we should be asking ourselves: Do we still value local food?
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The Olympia Standard
United States