In recent years, an island nation suffered as a result of extremist environmentalists gaining control over food policy. Naturally, food security collapsed, with extreme social unrest and a collapse of the government.
A new academic paper reviews the role of misinformation and disinformation spread by leftist extremists in the process:
The recent scenario of the food security collapse in Sri Lanka provides a poignant reminder of the importance of this decision-making process and the consequences of unacknowledged or unidentified misinformation. Sri Lanka responded to an unexplained health condition and a desire to enter a new sales market by swiftly transitioning to organic farming. However, this abrupt change led to the rapid collapse of Sri Lanka’s food supply, a significant decline in GDP, and hardships for both rural and urban communities.
Science and opinion in decision making: A case study of the food security collapse in Sri Lanka
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