How the Iran War Could Trigger a Fresh Food Crisis

Gas prices are spiking from the Iran war. Here’s why groceries could be next

Global food prices are poised to rise as the ongoing conflict in Iran disrupts fertilizer supply chains through the Strait of Hormuz.

How the Iran war could trigger a fresh food crisis

The Iran conflict is driving up energy and fertilizer costs, raising alarms over a return of food inflation. Farmers are bracing for resource shortages that could drag down harvests.

William Lambers column: War in Iran adds to desperate need for food in Middle East

As we hope for a quick end to the war with Iran we must urgently increase food aid to relieve hunger among the victims.

The Iran War: Implications for Food, Water, and Energy Security

In case you missed it, watch the recent webinar where experts from the Center for Climate and Security discuss the energy, water, and food implications of the ongoing war in Iran. The discussion was moderated by CCS Director Erin Sikorsky and featured speakers Tom Ellison, CCS Deputy Director, Swathi Veeravalli, CCS Advisory Board Member, and CCS Non-resident Fellows Dr. Cullen Hendrix, Peter Schwartzstein, and Dr. Marcus D. King.