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Food systems aren't on the verge of collapse. That's unnecessary wording designed to make the reader experience fear, uncertainty, and doubt.
by dekhn 3y ago
Food systems aren't on the verge of collapse. That's unnecessary wording designed to make the reader experience fear, uncertainty, and doubt.
- darkclouds 3y agoHow big is the verge? This sort of thing has happened before and this book sets out a good overview of how the West handled it last time https://www.amazon.co.uk/Little-Ice-Age-Revised-1300-1850/dp/1541618599 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Little-Ice-Age-Revised-1300-1850/dp... But crops, like soy beans a staple food, are being bred with lower omega (3 & 6) oil content, to reduce storage costs because omega oils will go rancid quickly and spoil the crop. And if there was a shortage of food then farmers wouldn't be growing crops to burn in biomass PowerStation's.