Topic: Food Chain Reaction

The "Food Chain Reaction" simulation, involving Cargill and other organizations, predicted global food shortages and civil unrest leading to a global carbon tax. In a related development, the FDA cleared CRISPR gene-edited cattle for food consumption, specifically "PRLR-slick" cattle designed to be heat-tolerant. The discussion also touches on the promotion of insects and fly larvae as the "food of the future" to address climate-related food insecurity.

The "Food Chain Reaction" game was a 2015 tabletop simulation funded by George Soros and involving John Podesta and Cargill. The exercise simulated a global food crisis between 2020 and 2030 caused by climate change and social unrest. The simulation concluded with the implementation of a global carbon tax, mirroring current policy discussions at COP26.