Every day people use energy to walk, drive and write. But where does this energy come from? It comes from the food that is consumed and converted to energy enabling us to do said activities. A lot of individuals are privileged to have a home cooked meal, but some countries are limited on food supplies leaving children, adults, and senior citizens malnourished. This happens when a person does not get enough nutrients to fuel the body or suffers from the lack of food. This is a problem that is going on worldwide, and society should start working hard to fix it.
I used to work at Bojangles, which is a fast food restaurant. In a day, we would sell thousands of dollars’ worth of food, which is prepared in a good way. For example, we served dishes like fried …show more content…
Food Politics: What Everyone Needs to Know. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2010. Print. Paarlberg book informs readers about food in an in-depth way. In his article, readers get to learn more about food distribution, laws, famine and much more. The book is arranged in a simple way that readers can easily understand and find topics. Robert is a Political science professor so he did some of his research from personal experience in his facts regarding Food Politics. The facts in the book discuss agriculture which are useful and as the title says everyone would need to know. Harvest, Second. "Food Rescue: Solution for Canada 's Hunger Is So Simple It Can 't Be Ignored." The Huffington Post. N.p., 06 Sept. 2016. Web. 20 Oct. 2016.
This post from The Huffington Post informs people about ways Canada is reducing the waste of food through technology. It explains how Second Harvest a food donation company started and how much it has helped the Canadians. At the end of the article has a fun interactive slide show informing 56 different ways of reducing waste through technology.
Ofori-Atta, Prince. "The Africa Report." Malnutrition Costs Ghana Economy $2, 6 Billion Annually. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Oct.
I used to work at Bojangles, which is a fast food restaurant. In a day, we would sell thousands of dollars’ worth of food, which is prepared in a good way. For example, we served dishes like fried …show more content…
Food Politics: What Everyone Needs to Know. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2010. Print. Paarlberg book informs readers about food in an in-depth way. In his article, readers get to learn more about food distribution, laws, famine and much more. The book is arranged in a simple way that readers can easily understand and find topics. Robert is a Political science professor so he did some of his research from personal experience in his facts regarding Food Politics. The facts in the book discuss agriculture which are useful and as the title says everyone would need to know. Harvest, Second. "Food Rescue: Solution for Canada 's Hunger Is So Simple It Can 't Be Ignored." The Huffington Post. N.p., 06 Sept. 2016. Web. 20 Oct. 2016.
This post from The Huffington Post informs people about ways Canada is reducing the waste of food through technology. It explains how Second Harvest a food donation company started and how much it has helped the Canadians. At the end of the article has a fun interactive slide show informing 56 different ways of reducing waste through technology.
Ofori-Atta, Prince. "The Africa Report." Malnutrition Costs Ghana Economy $2, 6 Billion Annually. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Oct.