Talking about this ^ when the supply chain is crumbling, NHS is struggling, electricity price today maybe *10 last September (short term but shows major issues), government sanctioned dumping of waste in water courses, food isn't being harvested because the industrialised model is failing, and as for gas, from the FT:
High gas prices force closure of two UK fertiliser plants
Soaring gas prices have forced the closure of two fertiliser plants in the north of England in one of the first signs that a global supply crunch could force many energy-intensive industries to scale back activity this winter.
New York-listed fertiliser group CF Industries Holdings is halting production at its plants in Billingham in Teesside and Ince in Cheshire because of high gas prices. It did “not have an estimate for when production will resume at the facilities”, the group said in a
statement overnight.
British Gas owner Centrica had
warned at the start of the month that a global supply crunch could force heavy industry to curb production in the winter months. UK Steel, a trade body, had also warned this week that some of its members were suspending operations during certain hours of the day when energy prices were “eye-watering”.
