Fertilizer Supply and Food Crisis
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They're Stealing Right out from Under our Noses
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The speaker asserts that 20% of the global fertilizer supply, in the form of liquefied natural gas (LNG), flows through the Strait of Hormuz. He claims that this supply is currently being disrupted, leading to a crisis for farmers. He argues that this will result in food supply issues and higher food prices by harvest time. He questions how to prepare for such a crisis, suggesting that even stocking up on fuel might not be worthwhile, as the core problem lies with the food supply.
Goal: Explain the link between global fertilizer supply and an impending food crisis.
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