Studie prognostiziert große Unterschiede beim Zugang zu Nahrungsmitteln, Wasser und Energie im Jahr 2050

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How will global access to food, water, and energy evolve in coming decades? A new study co-authored by MIT researchers suggests the answers could be very different depending on region, resource, and income.

Based on extensive modeling of many different resource scenarios, the study finds that in some regions, lower-income people could be spending roughly 50 percent of their income on food by the year 2050, in contrast to higher-income groups that could spent about 5 percent of income on food in the same areas. 

“For a lot of these outcomes, the lower-income groups see much worse potential insecurity,” says Jennifer Morris, a principal research scientist at the MIT Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy and the MIT Energy Initiative, and co-author of a new paper detailing the findings. The results, she notes, can be evaluated by policymakers in different global regions to understand what the long-term, large-scale resource security risks may become for different parts of their populations. 

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Climate crisis is going to make matter worse.

Once significant crop failures occur, food will go to whoever have stronger purchasing power, and the poorest will go hungry;

Or the poorest country stop selling food to richer countries, depending on how greedy the governments are willing to starve their own.

It’s funny how all these studies are like yeah 50-70% of people will be unemployed due to AI, AI will eat up all power and water, food will skyrocket in price and climate change will make everything worse but everything else will stay exactly the same. Lol no, if unemployment gets anywhere near 15-20% its riots and revolutions. If enough people get hungry they are eating the rich.

Cheap Energy -> Hydroponics, desalination/filtering/distillation -> Food/Water.

With cheap energy, and security, there is an easy route to the first tier of human need. Unfortunately, we are our own worst enemy after that first tier is met.

People have been writing these doomsday articles for years. Very rarely do they come true

5%? Not in the US unless you are eating beans and rice.

Food has never been more accessible in human history than how accessible it is now.

A lot of areas of people need to move where the food is. If you live in the desert, you’ll always need someone to bring you food. Forever. Why would this not be their fault and we need to keep using our energy to keep them stay there?

Is this just another thing to get our attention? The only place this article list is Middle East. Yes. Is a desert. Nothing grows there. Logically speaking go to where food grows.