War in Gulf, Export Curbs: Fertilizer Crisis Looms
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The Gulf war has disrupted global fertilizer supplies, causing a urea, ammonia, and sulfur shortage for 27 days before planting seasons. China, Russia, and Turkeys export curbs threaten 45% of global nitrogen trade. Farmers worldwide face price hikes and potential shortages, with experts warning of a hunger crisis if the war continues. El Niño and a brutal heat spike by 2027 could further devastate global crops, leaving countries to fend for themselves.
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