The food and fuel that farms itself

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory·Apr 1

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There are reports of potential food and fuel shortages, with some areas relying on imports to meet their needs. The ability of certain regions, such as Europe and Africa, to produce their own food and fuel is being impacted by various factors, including fertilizer availability and rising fuel prices. It is unclear how these challenges will be addressed, with some outlets suggesting innovation, trade, and alternative energy sources may play a role in reshaping the global food system.

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