Conflicts and extreme weather threaten global food security
Extreme weather events and armed conflicts are threatening food production and trade worldwide. Experts warn of an approaching super El Niño that could disrupt planting and harvesting and push millions more into acute hunger. Shawn Arita from North Dakota State University points out that the main problem is not a shortage of food but a breakdown in logistics: "Food exists, availability exists — the problem is that transport is broken".
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