Re:Red algae proteins grafted into tobacco double plant growth
by Tade0 on Sunday July 30, 2023 @04:44AM
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UN projections, which are on the "business as usual" side of things.
Plenty of events, like the pandemic, which put immense downward pressure on fertility.
Also, the African continent is a net food importer. This could be turned around - particularly by Nigeria, which has the natural resources to produce fertiliser, but so far the observed effect has been a surge (+65%) of imports.
With the situation in Ukraine being what it is, I don't think this is sustainable.
Niger is currently experiencing a population explosion, which will force it to implement the same policies as Kenya to prevent a Malthusian catastrophe.
Plenty of events, like the pandemic, which put immense downward pressure on fertility.
Also, the African continent is a net food importer. This could be turned around - particularly by Nigeria, which has the natural resources to produce fertiliser, but so far the observed effect has been a surge (+65%) of imports.
With the situation in Ukraine being what it is, I don't think this is sustainable.
Niger is currently experiencing a population explosion, which will force it to implement the same policies as Kenya to prevent a Malthusian catastrophe.