Land degradation isn't attention-grabbing in the way that war or terrorist attacks or national disasters are.
But of course it should be because it is a disaster of international proportions.
"In 2015, UN officials established a goal of completely eliminating global hunger by the year 2030. Needless to say, they have failed dramatically. According to the UN, someone is dying from starvation “every few seconds” as the global food crisis continues to accelerate. Unfortunately, experts agree that what we are experiencing right now is just the beginning, because land is being degraded at a staggering pace. As you will see below, 40 percent of the world’s land is already degraded, and it is expected that figure will reach 95 percent by 2050. Here in the western world, we can still use various methods to temporarily improve the quality of our soil, but the head of the UN World Food Program says that in some of the poorest parts of the planet we have already reached a point where there are “zero harvests” left…
https://theeconomiccollapseblog.com...t-areas-of-the-world-have-zero-harvests-left/
Daddy when can we have a Big Mac. Shut it son, and eat your mud pie.
