One hopes that after the chaos unwinds (and that it does!) that we will realize the inherent fragility of our current "just in time" system, and make it more robust.
Perhaps shipping large quantities of required/unique supplies in container ships is not such a good idea. The same for our reliance on hydrocarbon fuel for trucking, because losing refinery capacity could kill a lot of people...
One hopes that after the chaos unwinds (and that it does!) that we will realize the inherent fragility of our current "just in time" system, and make it more robust.
Perhaps shipping large quantities of required/unique supplies in container ships is not such a good idea. The same for our reliance on hydrocarbon fuel for trucking, because losing refinery capacity could kill a lot of people...