The Little Known Scientist Who Saved Billions But Killed Millions

While the scientific contributions of Albert Einstein, Louis Pasteur and Charles Darwin are well known across the world today, you'd be hard pressed to find many people who are familiar with Fritz Haber's work.

And yet, the German chemist is responsible for one of the most revolutionary creations in the history of agriculture - as well as one of the most destructive weapons the world has seen.

His legacy today is therefore a confusing one to unpick, but the story begins with the invention of a process that helps feed billions of people around the world to this very day.

Born in modern day Poland in 1868, Haber was obsessed by the idea of solving the world's food shortages in light of accelerating population growth.

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