Trump’s ‘Epic Fury 2.0’ won’t just spike gas prices. It will starve global agriculture

Recent reporting that QatarEnergy has begun buying long-term liquefied natural gas supplies from abroad as a hedge against another interruption through the Strait of Hormuz should be read as more than a business story. It is an acknowledgment that even one of the world’s largest energy exporters can no longer assume that its own physical […]

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