
Vaca Muerta's rapid growth is positioning it as a central economic engine for Argentina, with potential to address structural bottlenecks in the economy.
One such bottleneck is in agriculture, specifically regarding fertilizers, as Vaca Muerta's nitrogen can be used to produce urea, a key fertilizer.
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Vaca Muerta's growth could have significant economic and agricultural impacts
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