My guess: it's shaping up similarly to the solar/wind <--> coal fight.
At some point, there's not enough money you can lobby with compared to the real world needs and competing lobbies (here: food/nmonsanto etc) and the balance shifts. Also, in non-US countries people might take a more pragmatic approach, giving new tech a leg up.
E.g., China, India might not care so much about the US fertilizer lobby.
At some point, there's not enough money you can lobby with compared to the real world needs and competing lobbies (here: food/nmonsanto etc) and the balance shifts. Also, in non-US countries people might take a more pragmatic approach, giving new tech a leg up.
E.g., China, India might not care so much about the US fertilizer lobby.