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fertilizers

  • Soaring Fertilizer Prices Following Russia–Ukraine War Could Lead to One Million More Deaths: Study
    Soaring Fertilizer Prices Following Russia–Ukraine War Could Lead to One Million More Deaths: Study
    Rising fertilizer prices due to the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war could end up killing a million people globally, act as a major driver of food inflation this year, while affecting most ...
    January 12, 2023BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Soil Depletion and What It Means to You
    Soil Depletion and What It Means to You
    When you bite into broccoli or enjoy a handful of grapes, you’re probably thinking about how they taste ...
    December 10, 2022BY Lisa Roth Collins and NaturallySavvy.com
  • New Sask. Legislation Requires Federal Employees to Comply With Trespass Laws or Be Fined $200K
    New Sask. Legislation Requires Federal Employees to Comply With Trespass Laws or Be Fined $200K
    The Saskatchewan government has introduced legislation that requires federal employees to comply with the province’s trespass laws. Failure ...
    November 25, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • US Nitrogen Exports Jump as Europe Scrambles for Fertilizer
    US Nitrogen Exports Jump as Europe Scrambles for Fertilizer
    CHICAGO/LONDON—U.S. exports of nitrogen fertilizers jumped to a multi-year high this summer after surging natural gas prices in ...
    October 25, 2022BY Reuters
  • The Pessimistic Rationalist and the Philosopher of Fossil Fuels
    The Pessimistic Rationalist and the Philosopher of Fossil Fuels
    Commentary More than 80 percent of global gross domestic product (GDP) is covered by national net-zero targets. Strip ...
    September 29, 2022BY Rupert Darwall
  • Fertilizer Policies Could Lead to a Second Dust Bowl: Former USDA Soil Scientist
    Fertilizer Policies Could Lead to a Second Dust Bowl: Former USDA Soil Scientist
    Policies that restrict the use of chemical fertilizers would likely lead to crop failures and could cause a ...
    July 15, 2022BY Joshua Philipp
  • Spiking Fertilizer Costs Squeeze Midwest Farmers
    Spiking Fertilizer Costs Squeeze Midwest Farmers
    Things are getting tougher for the nation’s breadbasket, a predicament that will likely ripple through the nation’s economy. ...
    May 30, 2022BY The Center Square
  • ‘We Are on the Precipice of a Food Shortage’: Goya CEO on Looming Food Crisis
    ‘We Are on the Precipice of a Food Shortage’: Goya CEO on Looming Food Crisis
    Policies leading to a war on fossil fuels, as well as the Russian invasion of Ukraine, will contribute ...
    May 15, 2022BY Ella Kietlinska and Joshua Philipp
  • Nutrien to Increase Potash Production Amid Eastern Europe Supply Worries
    Nutrien to Increase Potash Production Amid Eastern Europe Supply Worries
    Canada's Nutrien Ltd, the world's biggest fertilizer producer, said on Wednesday it plans to increase potash output by ...
    March 17, 2022BY Reuters
  • Live Q&A: How Russia’s Blitzkrieg Strategy Failed; Crisis Cuts Deep Into Global Food Supplies
    Live Q&A: How Russia’s Blitzkrieg Strategy Failed; Crisis Cuts Deep Into Global Food Supplies
    The Russian Federation attempted a rapid takeover of key locations in Ukraine, yet the advance was badly delayed ...
    March 6, 2022BY Joshua Philipp
  • Texas Company Proposes Massive CO2 Capture Pipeline in Midwest
    Texas Company Proposes Massive CO2 Capture Pipeline in Midwest
    A Texas-based company wants to build a large-scale carbon capture network across five states in the U.S. Midwest ...
    November 18, 2021BY Allan Stein
  • Are You Eating Tainted Seafood From China?
    Are You Eating Tainted Seafood From China?
    In a squalid fish farm in Yangjiang, Guangdong, farmers fed tilapia fish with the feces of pigs and ...
    July 6, 2015BY Irene Luo
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