Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Supply chain disruptions will explain away food shortages

Adapt 2030
Mon, 10 Feb 2020 15:30 UTC

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Supply chains and container goods moving across the world's oceans are beginning to stall. 80% of goods delivered globally are delivered by sea, and of that Asia has 80% of the globe's largest container ports. Container traffic is down 23% in just three weeks. So ask yourself what is delivered via Asian routes to your stores. Record cloudiest days in Russia, Record cold San Diego and Record snow Newfoundland, Canada.

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Comment: See also:

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• Economists forecast trouble: Rising food prices globally mean it's more and more expensive to eat
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