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Because up to 80% of chemical fertilizer costs are tied to fossil gas, global market shocks inflate agricultural input costs. It means that when gas prices rise, food prices rise too — fertilizer companies profit while farmers and communities pay. 📈 ⚠️

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The cost of chemical fertilizers isn't just financial. Run-off contaminates waterways and groundwater, while production and application release air pollution linked to cancer, reproductive harm, and respiratory illness.

Instead of deepening our dependence on chemical fertilizers, we must reclaim our food system by building resilient, sustainable models rooted in agroecology and food sovereignty. 👨‍🌾 🌱 👉 Learn more about the impacts of chemical fertilizers and how we can reclaim our food systems: bit.ly/4nYirn7