The Fertility of War: A review of the coming famine that mainstream media won’t tell you about The book “The Fertility of War: How the Iran Conflict Will Starve Millions by 2027” argues that the Iran conflict, by closing the Strait of Hormuz, cuts off 10% of global seaborne fertilizer production, risking starvation for 400 million people. It highlights the Haber-Bosch process as vital for feeding half the world’s population, with natural gas from the Persian Gulf essential to it and warns that fertilizer shortages will cause food crises delayed until 2027. The book criticizes mainstream media for ignoring this…
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