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JPMorgan warns of potential 2027 global food crisis driven by Hormuz disruptions and El Niño

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By Willow Tohi, Lance Johnson, Zoey Sky
| Climate News
JPMorgan economists warn that a “compounding storm” of war, extreme weather and supply chain fragility could trigger a global food crisis by 2027. The bank projects global food inflation will accelerate to 5% by the first half of next year, driven by Strait of Hormuz shipping disruptions and a “historic” El Niño. Analysts identify India, Colombia, Indonesia, Brazil, South Korea and Taiwan as the most sensitive economies to food price shocks.
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The hidden energy debt: Why our renewable transition may be built on sand

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By Lance Johnson, Zoey Sky, Douglas Harrington
| Climate News
Every solar panel begins its life not in the sun, but in the dark. Before a single photon is converted into electricity, before the first kilowatt-hour reaches the grid, an enormous amount of energy has already been consumed. Quartz must be mined from the earth, refined into silicon, processed into wafers, assembled into cells, framed with aluminum, wired with copper, and transported across oceans.
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Study: Fossil fuel emissions act as fertilizer, driving global plant growth surge

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By Lance Johnson, Zoey Sky, Douglas MacKaye Harrington
| Climate News
CO2 fertilization, confirmed by NASA, is the dominant driver of a global increase in leaf area equivalent to two times the size of the continental United States. Nitrogen deposited from burning fossil fuels has been identified as the second most important driver of planetary vegetation growth, surpassing climate and land use changes.
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