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Thomas P.M. Barnett makes a prediction:
The food interdependency that we're just now seeing will only grow with ag production shifting due to global warming. In a quarter century's time, we'll view global food nets as far more economically important, strategically vulnerable, and politically sensitive than energy nets are today.
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