The world’s food supply is straining to keep up with the population increase. Governments need to embrace modern solution to address this threatening problem. As nations struggle to address the Covid-19 pandemic, inflation, soaring energy prices and breaks in the supply chain, this problem looms large in the background.
Many on the left preach the absoluteness of science. They speak of the need for people to be vaccinated against Covid-19 regardless of their personal situation. They endlessly tweet about global warming in catastrophic terms, disregarding the improvements. Yet, when it comes to food security and the need to use science to increase the production of food to prevent starvation in underdevelopted nations, they resist because of some misgivings and confusion about the technology used to increase the production of food.
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