Hunger
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Agreed EU-wide immigration rules are needed to reconcile shrinking Europe’s
hunger
for imported labor with widespread fears of cultural tensions and social unrest.
Political instability and conflict have contributed heavily to this food insecurity, but insufficient food production has also likely heightened tensions and exacerbated
hunger.
Investing in agriculture is one of the most effective ways to end
hunger
and improve political stability.
Only through careful planning, and by following the lead of countries like Ethiopia, can Sub-Saharan Africa address the underlying causes of
hunger.
Modern capitalism inflames through every sense and pore the
hunger
for consumption.
Drought and
hunger
are slow-motion calamities that, with adequate planning and sufficient resources, can be averted.
Then, as now, food insecurity was predicted long before the first
hunger
pangs were felt.
As a medical doctor, I am acutely aware of how hunger, malnutrition, cholera, and other drought-related illnesses affect Africans, especially young children and nursing and expectant mothers.
The effects of
hunger
on physical and mental health can be irreversible, and often keep people locked in a lifetime of poverty.
But the alternative – an endless cycle of hunger, disease, and needless death – is unacceptable.
We are more enthusiastic to fight the bad – say,
hunger
and poverty – than to fight for, say, the kind of growth and development that makes food and sustainable livelihoods plentiful.
Her body wasted and stomach distended by hunger, Bintu’s life hangs by the nutritional drip inserted in her hand.
Death rates from hunger, diarrhea, and pneumonia are soaring.
People who protest against globalization in places like Genoa are unlikely to die of
hunger
in Somalia.
Similarly, in 1795, the French government, with an army debilitated more by
hunger
than by enemies, offered prizes to anyone who could develop an effective food-preservation method.
Nowadays, leaders squander their countries’ resources and revenues, leaving the majority of their populations mired in poverty, disease, hunger, war, and hopelessness.
They concluded that the world’s top solutions are better health, cleaner water, more education and less
hunger.
The third major difference is that today, with our wondrous technologies, we have every opportunity to solve the underlying problems of poverty, hunger, displacement, and environmental degradation that create so many dangerous tinderboxes.
The list goes on to focus on agricultural technologies to tackle food production and hunger, as well as technologies to boost the supply of clean drinking water and improve sanitation.
Breaking the cycle of poverty by addressing the most pressing issues of disease, hunger, and polluted water will not only do obvious good, but also make people less vulnerable.
On this International Women’s Day, we must not forget that in the world’s poorest communities, poverty, hunger, domestic violence, and discrimination remain endemic obstacles to gender parity.
Women in poor communities must rely on one another, but they also need access to government and international agencies if they are ever to escape from
hunger
and poverty.
Victims of
hunger
must be allowed to access remedies when their authorities fail to take effective measures against food insecurity.
Still, investments designed to fight “hidden hunger” or micronutrient deficiencies have consistently ranked near the top of our priority lists.
Some socialist ideologues propose to introduce a constitutional right to an apartment; others a right to be free from
hunger
and want.
Biofuel production likely increases atmospheric carbon, owing to the massive deforestation that it requires, while crop diversion increases food prices and contributes to global
hunger.
The same is true of governments: they, too, can lose the
hunger
and ambition of youth and allow themselves to become complacent.
The former have experienced “the Great Leap Forward, hunger, starvation, near collision with the Russians…the Cultural Revolution gone mad.”
In Africa’s Sahel region, millions of people are facing
hunger
for the third time since 2005.
Legal Power to the PeopleNEW DELHI – Inspired by Anna Hazare’s
hunger
strike, thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Grounds in New Delhi to protest governmental corruption.
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