Do not allow any water to get under your house. Gutters and point them away from the house. If you’re on a slope, divert flow around the house.

Keep everything inside at a stable humidity using an air conditioner during the summer and possibly a humidifier in the dry winter.

You can try to fix it or just scrap it and take advantage of the heat pump water heater tax credit if you’re in the US.

It’s unsustainable, but now our population is unsustainable without industrial farming. It’s called a progress trap

Potash is mainly produced in Canada and Russia. Now that Russia is banned, there is only one supplier for the western nations.

Ammonia requires a very energy intensive process to produce. With the Russian natural gas pipelines being down, European nations like Germany had to curtail production in preparation for winter. They would rather have natural gas to heat homes than produce fertilizer.

https://mulling.substack.com/p/map-of-impact-to-fertilizer-production

Yup and most of the treatment plants use PFAS so the human fertilizer ends us causing more damage especially to people eating root vegetables

This is what Sri Lanka tried to do. I suggest you look up their most recent riot videos

Because the required inputs are locked behind geopolitical conflicts.

Yup not only that, but natural gas concerns in Europe have caused them to curtail industrial fertilizer production so they can build their winter natural gas reserves. What’s going to happen come planting season in Europe?

Do you think it will reach new highs again after Europe had to cut production due to natural gas concerns?