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    seeing very sad faces, hearing sad music, and towards the bottom of the screen a 1-800 phone number. After the commercial I asked “why are they sad and skinny” my mom answered “ because they have no food” my dad added by saying “always eat all your food because theres someone else that is in need of the food you want to throw away.” At such young age I wanted to call the number, I wanted to help, I wanted to fix the problem. I know that I should help more because its 1 in every 9 people that go…

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    There are many reasons why people might fall into poverty but the main reason is because they are in debt*. 805 million people don't have enough food to eat daily. Food Banks are especially important in providing food for people who can't afford it themselves (Online, 2016). In 2011, 165 million children were stunned (reduced growth rate and development) due to chronic malnutrition (Online, 2016). It is not unheard of for a family to run a little low on money and have to borrow some from the…

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    Dreams Of Joy Analysis

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    Commune Leaders and Mortality during the Great Leap Forward The novel, Dreams of Joy, by Lisa See, takes place in China during the Great Leap Forward, and describes the famine that took place as a result. In the article, Agency and Famine in China’s Sichuan Province, 1958-1962, Chris Bramall analyzes factors that may have caused the varying death rate in communes, and found “differences in local cadre responses to central government policy were decisive in determining the scale of famine.”…

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    Food Hunger In America

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    1 in 7 americans are dealing with food hunger. The USDA defines food insecurity as a “consistent access to adequate food is limited by a lack of money and other resources at times during the year.” 34% of households have to choose between food and gasoline, 27% have to choose between paying rent or feeding their children. Even some of those who have served our country are living with food insecurity in America. ⅓ of this population has diabetes and 58% has high blood pressure so they are also…

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    The Food Waste In America wasting food has a very big impact on the environment. Also, the wasted food has to go somewhere and thee water waste is increasing each year. We ually waste more than half of the produce we get from the store. It takes a lot of water to grow gardens and produce. It has become a bad habit in america to waste food and not think twice about it. Like in schools, restaurants and households they all waste so much food each year. To begin, every time you waste food you…

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    lack of food and water, but in America alone, one in six Americans are experiencing food insecurities. To be food-insecure doesn’t necessarily mean a person is starving to death or emaciated. It means they lack access to food at times throughout the year. This means that 49 million people are living with hunger issues including 16 million children. Together, helping to fight hunger for those who can’t is crucial. Believe it or not, in America, many different types of people are affected by food…

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    In “Hunger and Development in Latin America,” Jose Graziano da Silva discusses hunger and poverty in Latin America. The delegate of the Latin America, the Caribbean, and the EU, emphasis on the food which is sustainable development. In Latin America, they have been a leader for decrease number of hunger and poverty. Latin America was the first challenger about eradicating hunger and starting Hunger Free Latin America. They have campaigned such as Fome Zero in Brazil and the Crusade Against…

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    quantitatively. In the hunter/gatherer Kung society, men hunt, while women primarily gather. However, Kung women contribute more subsistence to the family and community, totaling 60-80 percent of all food consumed by weight. (Shostak 10) The 60-80 percent consists of nearly “105 species of wild plant foods, including nuts, beans, bulbs, and roots, leafy greens, tree nuts, berries, and an assortment of other vegetables and fruits.” (11) While men, those primarily responsible for hunting meat,…

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    Sun Zi Philosophy Essay

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    Sun Zi’s Philosophy 3: Chapter 11 (The Nine Battlegrounds) “On serious ground, a general must ensure a continuous supply of food and provisions.” – Line 11.89 According to Sun Zi Art of War, a great general must ensure the supply of food to their soldiers should not be delay. He should ensure that the food supply should be continuous. Otherwise all the soldiers will be hungry. Without some meal to refill their energy, the soldiers will have no energy to continue fighting with their general.…

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    Poverty is the inability to purchase essential goods that most people take for granted. Examples of this include simple food, such as bread, milk etc. (Healey, J 2014). Poverty not only affects what a person may purchase, it also affects simple medical care or dental work again that people take for granted. These simple doctor visits or dentistry visits that people whom live in poverty are unable to do, affects their health, and their families' health (Healey, J 2014). When children are younger,…

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