Environment
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Food Prices May Rise as Fertilizer Shortage Worsens in North America
A global nitrogen fertilizer shortage has pushed prices to new highs, forcing farmers in North America to postpone purchases and boosting the prospect of a spring race to apply the crop nutrient before planting season.
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