Pierre Desrochers, associate professor of geography at the University of Toronto, explains why “buy local” food activists are wrong when they contend that the “100-mile diet” and similar strategies yield economic and environmental benefits. Desrochers and his wife, Hiroku Shimizu, have studied the issue extensively. Desrochers offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (Program No. 365).
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