Because agriculture depends on key inputs, resilience planning must protect them. Reliance on synthetic nitrogen, large-scale irrigation, and crop genetics ties food security to energy prices, water governance, and biotech regulation, exposing systemic risk to shocks.
— It guides climate, water, and biotech policy by highlighting chokepoints whose disruption could reverse global nutrition gains.
2025.08.18
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The article identifies fertilization, irrigation, and genetics as the three practices enabling global food abundance.
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