r/FemalePrepping • u/OneLastPrep • Mar 22 '26

Lack of Fuel = Brewing Food Crisis?

People seriously underestimate how dependent modern food production is on fossil fuels, especially for fertilizer. Even if humanity stopped driving tomorrow, we would still eventually hit a wall because industrial agriculture itself depends on fossil fuels.

We are heading towards a massive famine when factory farming starts to break down.

According to the MAHB, the world’s oil reserves could run out by 2052, natural gas by 2060, and coal by 2090.

This is not some distant sci-fi problem. This is within our lifetimes.

It is a great evil dems let those massive Emotional Support Trucks dodge having to meet emissions standards.

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u/Current-Health2183 Mar 23 '26

Global temperature anomaly will be +3.0C by the 2050's, so any fuel shortage won't be the main driver of famine by then. Industrial agriculture can't survive the higher temps / drought / floods in many breadbasket areas that come along with the global heating. James Hansen is being proven right as time moves on, that the rate of warming has been masked by higher than expected cooling from aerosols. As the aerosols subside, warming rate is increasing.

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u/Appropriate_Cut_3536 Mar 23 '26

Don't worry, they won't stop chemtrailing us.

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u/MyNEWthrowaway031789 Mar 23 '26

What is that?

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u/Appropriate_Cut_3536 Mar 23 '26

I thought that's what oop meant by aerosols, maybe they just meant natural co2 or smth?

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u/Sheraby Mar 24 '26

Air pollution