Can You Even Survive a Global Famine?
‘Self-termination is most likely’: the history and future of societal collapse
Luke Kemptheguardian.com
The intersecting catastrophes unspooling all around us don’t offer an escape from reality, but an intensification of it. So we have a choice: (1) Accept this reality. Accept the full toxic soup of conditions we’ve put ourselves in, as well as the thick, messy, profoundly human dramas playing out amidst it. And awaken to the burdens — of grief, hope
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Given enough time, water shortages and extreme events like floods and heatwaves will regularly hit several food-producing regions at once. Global food prices will rocket. With our current trajectory, it’s not unimaginable that supermarket shelves in some countries will start to get patchy, perhaps beginning somewhere between the middle and the end
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