This article relies on the technical definition of "reserve" in mining, but then confuses it with the colloquially understood definition of the word of "how much there is."
Will run out of soil...
So I'm just gonna assume that this is a poorly worded headline written by a journalist that doesn't fully understand the content of a report written by a researcher that doesn't properly understand statistics or the fundamentals of supply and demand.
But I could be wrong. I guess I'll read it.
So 2030?
This article relies on the technical definition of "reserve" in mining, but then confuses it with the colloquially understood definition of the word of "how much there is."
Will run out of soil... So I'm just gonna assume that this is a poorly worded headline written by a journalist that doesn't fully understand the content of a report written by a researcher that doesn't properly understand statistics or the fundamentals of supply and demand. But I could be wrong. I guess I'll read it.
I wasn't.
Soil and dirt are not the same thing. One is teeming with life, the other is dead. One can grow food, the other cannot.