Africa: The New Global Breadbasket Unveiled by Climate Change

massive changes of, you know, culture and GDP and imports, exports, routes, etc. It seems like America's days of being the bread basket of the world are are limited, you know. And that these other areas, parts of Africa like you said will be more green and that'll be a lot of the farming hubs, you know, 25, 30 years from now. Uh am I on the right track there with that? Is that what you're seeing as well? It is. And just a fact for anybody out there that wants to have fun with your trivia friends, you know, the new Renaissance Dam was supposed to take between seven and nine years to fill. It filled in two because the weather patterns are changing. That moisture flow coming off of the Arabian Gulf there is onsetting way faster than anybody ever anticipated. So somebody who built this, you have to go back a few, go back 20 years. You're in one of the driest places in Africa and you want to put the largest hydroelectric dam in Africa in one of the driest places. The only way you would possibly do that is if you knew something would shift ...