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  1. Minoru Saba @[email protected] ·

    "Japan’s food self-sufficiency ratio falls to 37%, well below 2030 goal of 45%"
    "To achieve its 45% goal, Japan plans to expand farmland for wheat and soybeans"
    🔸OTOH:
    "Australia, Canada, ​France and the U.S. have self-sufficiency ratios ​above 100%"
    japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/

    🔸Seems Japan's leaders think Japan can just keep importing the shortfall in food despite global climate change and falling yen value. Ditto for energy supplies.
    #HeadInSand #LackOfUrgency

    #headinsand #lackofurgency
  2. Minoru Saba @[email protected] ·

    "Japan’s food self-sufficiency ratio falls to 37%, well below 2030 goal of 45%"
    "To achieve its 45% goal, Japan plans to expand farmland for wheat and soybeans"
    🔸OTOH:
    "Australia, Canada, ​France and the U.S. have self-sufficiency ratios ​above 100%"
    japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/

    🔸Seems Japan's leaders think Japan can just keep importing the shortfall in food despite global climate change and falling yen value. Ditto for energy supplies.
    #HeadInSand #LackOfUrgency

    #headinsand #lackofurgency
  3. Minoru Saba @[email protected] ·

    "Japan’s food self-sufficiency ratio falls to 37%, well below 2030 goal of 45%"
    "To achieve its 45% goal, Japan plans to expand farmland for wheat and soybeans"
    🔸OTOH:
    "Australia, Canada, ​France and the U.S. have self-sufficiency ratios ​above 100%"
    japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/

    🔸Seems Japan's leaders think Japan can just keep importing the shortfall in food despite global climate change and falling yen value. Ditto for energy supplies.
    #HeadInSand #LackOfUrgency

    #headinsand #lackofurgency
  4. Minoru Saba @[email protected] ·

    "Japan’s food self-sufficiency ratio falls to 37%, well below 2030 goal of 45%"
    "To achieve its 45% goal, Japan plans to expand farmland for wheat and soybeans"
    🔸OTOH:
    "Australia, Canada, ​France and the U.S. have self-sufficiency ratios ​above 100%"
    japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/

    🔸Seems Japan's leaders think Japan can just keep importing the shortfall in food despite global climate change and falling yen value. Ditto for energy supplies.
    #HeadInSand #LackOfUrgency

    #lackofurgency #headinsand