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Maybe not yet, but with aquifers drying out, soil eroding, phosphate production slowing, increasing fuel prices, temperatures trending up, pollinators dying off
by evan_ 5y ago
Maybe not yet, but with aquifers drying out, soil eroding, phosphate production slowing, increasing fuel prices, temperatures trending up, pollinators dying off, drought, blight, infestations- it's hard to imagine agriculture not being affected by at least one of those things in coming decades.
- purephase 5y agoOr, we could return some of this farmland back to it's natural state, plant trees and build out our carbon sync capabilities.