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0:56Now PlayingIt’s estimated that there are just six months of food reserves globally. If a cosmic or volcanic winter shuts down agriculture for year or two, half Earth's population would be dead within next year.
This isn’t an exaggeration - it’s simple arithmetic.
Combined with other animals dying from food shortages due to a collapse of the ecosystems, it truly would be a mass extinction level event.
And we've seen it before - 12,900 years ago at the Younger Dryas. The planet lost 50% of megafaunal species and the human population took a major crash simultaneously.
Modern civilization just as vulnerable and with a six-month buffer before food runs out, it wouldn’t take long to see a Younger Dryas-scale collapse.
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