A global food crisis is looming, with high natural gas prices driving up the cost of ammonia fertilizer. Previous examples of problems with the global food supply suggest that the consequences of mishandling this crisis could be dire https://rethinkdisruption.com/global-fertilizer-crisis-pattern-of-disruption-part-5
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A global food crisis is looming, with high natural gas prices driving up the cost of ammonia fertilizer and the war in Ukraine threatening this year’s crops from both there and Russia. The consequences of mishandling this crisis could be dire. Research by complexity theorist Yaneer Bar-Yam suggests that high food prices are directly connected
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“We agree with London-based think tank, RethinkX reports, which see these scientific advances offer opportunities to bend down global CO2 emissions to meet the IPCC’s 10-year time frame and keep global warming at or below the current 1.2 degrees Celsius.” https://wsimag.com/science-and-technology/68701-eating-microbes
Conventional analysts are looking at the Russian invasion of Ukraine through the lens of military strategy and geopolitical rivalry. But it is symptomatic of a much wider process: the unwinding of the age of extraction as an entirely new system emerges https://rethinkdisruption.com/energy-disruption-russia-ukraine-accelerate/
Industry in Russia Conventional analysts are looking at the Russian invasion of Ukraine through the lens of military strategy and geopolitical rivalry. But the invasion and its geopolitical consequences can only be properly understood in the context of wider transformations in the global economy, driven by disruptions unfolding across every major sector, namely, energy, transportation,
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We are now at a crossroads in history, and no path forward looks pleasant. Shifting away from Russian fossil fuels seems daunting. But similarly massive shifts have happened in the past, and quickly https://rethinkdisruption.com/slavery-disruption-end-war-part-4/
We are now at a crossroads in history, and no path forward looks pleasant. Shifting … Read More »
Fence in the colours of the national flag of Ukraine, photo by Tina Hartung on Unsplash We are now at a crossroads in history, and no path forward looks pleasant. The war in Ukraine is killing innocent civilians, disrupting lives, and shaking the markets in energy, food and other commodities, making us wonder how we
