b"Soldiers wearing WW1 gas masks. Left-to-Right: American, British. French, German. (191718)SO MUCH FOR GOOD INTENTIONSUp to 90% of the ammonia produced today from theFritz Habers contribution to deadly weapons didnt Haber-Bosch process is used to make fertilizer. 5 end there. While Bosch focused on industry and pure science, 7Haber developed poison gas, even The rest is used for various purposes, includingoverseeing its first use on the Western Front in 1915. 6pharmaceuticals, plastics, textiles, other chemicals In anguish over her husbands promotion of the new and explosives. 5weapon, Habers wife ultimately committed suicide. Haber received considerable condemnation from the Mining was once a major source of nitrates, but afterglobal community of chemists 6and was given the the British cut off supplies of nitrates from Chile toaffectionate name father of chemical warfare. 4Germany during World War I, the Haber-Bosch process kept Germany supplied with fertilizers and munitions. 6Still yet, the Haber-Bosch process is tied to more than war. Its also connected to our changing climate.Although this was not enough to win the war for the German Empire, it certainly played a role in Germany's ability to continue fighting until the war ended in 1918. Whos Minding the Planet? 41"