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https://apnews.com/article/hungerfoodbanksinflation-4fd5d6fb5879eaecc3000fe2b73df006

https://www.barrons.com/news/global-food-crisis-will-kill-millions-by-disease-health-executive-warns-01655961907

CIA, KGB, Mossad etc all know very well how easy revolutions are spawned from food shortages...

Stack up on the peanut butter for the upcoming strife! Shelf stable, and packed with calories and protein for its size and cost.

Only had canned. Never see fresh sardines I don't think.

How 'dirty' is sardine/herring consumption. I eat more of that than any other seafood. Cost effective and provides omega3s.

There are many fisheries there, but I'm sure there is a lot of bs into their certifications, just like 'dolphin-safe' tuna bs. More examples of crooks masquerading as environmentalists.

The Nordics do it much better allegedly. But yeah they've co-opted 'sustainable' - a buzzword for gullible Americans.

Mylar and o2 obsorbers and you can will them to your kids lol.

Fossil fuels make those grains possible. I've still not seen evidence on how it's not being sustained... outside of the war on fossil fuels about to cause another food crisis.

If/when it becomes unsustainable we'll adapt out of necessity - not go extinct as the title of the book suggests. These doom and gloom predictions mimic those of the green-mafia. Overpopulation will become a self-correcting problem.

Why is it that not sustainable?

I'll check it out, and I'm not saying I don't believe you - but I'm instantly skeptical anytime I hear the words 'not sustainable' when it comes to current way of life; climate, fossil fuels, industrial farming etc.

I love lentils! And have a supply of them.

My local Sam's had no chicken, and limited amounts of other fresh protein. Other grocers are rationing poultry, getting worse by the day here.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/we-are-teetering-edge-food-shortage-worries-mount-pa-farms-crushed-record-diesel-prices

Between the war on fossil fuels, geopolitics, inflation, deteriorating supply chains etc. I believe food shortages are coming for millions; the only question being how widespread. Sri Lanka is now giving public workers friday off to grow gardens. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-61807011