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    This document discusses strategies for a more circular economy including organic farming, permaculture, urban farming, sustainable sourcing of fish and meat, seasonal food consumption, and reducing waste and losses. Organic farming avoids artificial fertilizers and pesticides and uses natural alternatives instead. Permaculture grows crops in harmony with nature. Urban farming uses urban spaces like rooftops to grow food. Sourcing fish and meat locally or from organic farms limits environmental damage. Eating seasonal foods decreases imports, and reducing production and consumption waste saves a lot of food. All of these strategies could apply to and help enable a circular economy by closing resource loops.

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    This document discusses strategies for a more circular economy including organic farming, permaculture, urban farming, sustainable sourcing of fish and meat, seasonal food consumption, and reducing waste and losses. Organic farming avoids artificial fertilizers and pesticides and uses natural alternatives instead. Permaculture grows crops in harmony with nature. Urban farming uses urban spaces like rooftops to grow food. Sourcing fish and meat locally or from organic farms limits environmental damage. Eating seasonal foods decreases imports, and reducing production and consumption waste saves a lot of food. All of these strategies could apply to and help enable a circular economy by closing resource loops.

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    2) 6 Options Worksheet

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    This document discusses strategies for a more circular economy including organic farming, permaculture, urban farming, sustainable sourcing of fish and meat, seasonal food consumption, and reducing waste and losses. Organic farming avoids artificial fertilizers and pesticides and uses natural alternatives instead. Permaculture grows crops in harmony with nature. Urban farming uses urban spaces like rooftops to grow food. Sourcing fish and meat locally or from organic farms limits environmental damage. Eating seasonal foods decreases imports, and reducing production and consumption waste saves a lot of food. All of these strategies could apply to and help enable a circular economy by closing resource loops.

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    Strategy Advantages Disadvantages Could this apply to a circular

    economy? How? Why?


    Organic farming
    Growing crops without artificial
    fertilizers and pesticides. Natural
    alternatives are used.
    Permaculture
    Growing of crops in a sustainable
    way in harmony with nature.
    Urban farming initiatives
    This is the use of urban spaces
    such as roof tops to grow crops.
    Fish and meat from sustainable
    sources
    Buying fish and meat from
    sources that do little damage to
    the environment such as locally
    sourced meat or meat from
    organic farming
    Seasonal food consumption
    Buying food crops that are in
    season which will decrease food
    imports.
    Reduced waste and losses
    Lots of food is wasted in the
    production and consumption.

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