Gas, war and the urea gap: Why it's time for bold fertilizer reforms
From the 19th-century ‘poop wars’ to Qatar’s crippled gas fields, history is repeating itself. Experts argue that the West Asia conflict is a ‘black swan’ opportunity to finally correct the imbalance in India’s fertilizer use.
From the 19th-century ‘poop wars’ to Qatar’s crippled gas fields, history is repeating itself. Experts argue that the West Asia conflict is a ‘black swan’ opportunity to finally correct the imbalance in India’s fertilizer use.
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