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    Genetic Engineering Imagine waking up to hunger pangs. Just eat breakfast, right? If you don’t have food, there is a easy solution; you go to the grocery store. However, what if there is no grocery store? Then where will you get food? After a week of no food you desire to eat anything, that feeling you have is an ongoing crisis that poverty stricken countries deal with every day. Ramessar reports 840 million people in developing countries are undernourished and “survive” on less than 2,000…

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    In Sub Saharan Africa one out of every two people lives off less than a dollar a day. More than 33 percent of Africa’s population has or will suffer through malnutrition. In the year 2000 over 300 million Africans had little to no access to clean drinking water. In the last twelve years that number has doubled. One out of every six children in Africa is expected to die before the age of five. Africa has a wide range of natural resources that can be used to take care of its people, so why is this…

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    In Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins A series of characters showed duplicity. Haymitch show it the most to Katniss and Peeta. Finnick and Beetee show it in the arena with other tributes to not let Katniss and Peeta know what their plan is. Haymitch lied to Katniss through the book to try to save her and Peeta. “At least in the Hunger Games, I knew that I was being played with.” (Collins 385). Haymitch never told Katniss about the plan and Katniss doesn't like it. Then Haymitch says that this is…

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    Our world is filled with poverty and suffering it seems that hunger, and poverty is relevant all over. There are people in our society that struggle to get basic necessities for themselves and family, and there are even people in situations where they cant afford to eat everyday. It shouldn’t be acceptable in our society that some people are able to afford many different luxury items, and yet there are people in the world that are barely able to eat. It should be that someone who is in a…

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    Food insecurity is a major health problem in the United States and is associated with poor physical and mental health (Borre, Ertle, & Graff, 2010). It occurs when an individual or family lacks sufficient funds to gain access to food when it is wanted or needed, or lack of access to a store where they could purchase quality food with enough variety for a healthy diet. Food insecurity may or may not accompany hunger. Research has shown that food insecurity leads to obesity, diabetes,…

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    Famine, Affluence, and Morality In the article “Famine, Affluence and Morality,” written by a philosopher named Peter Singer, Singer sheds light and brings awareness to the way people in the world that are suffering due to poverty. His main goal is to convince all people that our decisions and actions can prevent other countries from suffering. He first draws the attention of his article to the issue of the famine in Bengal. He uses Bengal as his example because at that time it was present…

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    This year I volunteered at Atlanta food bank. The Atlanta food bank is an organization that provides food and other critical resources for low-income Georgians who suffer from hunger and food insecurity. The mission of the Atlanta community food bank is to fight hunger by engaging, education and empowering the community. Their mission is lived out every day through seven projects that help engage, educate and empower both people in need and those who want help. I have fulfill the agency’s…

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    Attempting to live by bread alone brings alive the ancient words of the devil “…command that these stones become loaves of bread.” (Matthew 4:4). What are the ways we try to make bread from stones? By investing all of our energy and resources into our jobs and career, family and social commitments. They things are not evil in themselves; rather they are quite necessary for us to be successful human beings. But it is bread of business, busyness and boredom. Yet, they are not our daily bread.…

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    help these kinds of people who are in need. Poverty has a variety of causes, and it also has many negative effects. One of the most significant causes of poverty is a lack of education. While education is extremely important, there is a great number of people around the world who are not educated.…

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    The Future Of Food

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    Consumers believe if they create a large demand for product, the niche markets will produce enough product even when the population continuously increases. This negatively impacts the industry because consumers then create an increased demand for this product, and the producers supply as much as possible. According to the “The Future of Food” article written by I. Y. R. Odegard and E. Van Der Voet it states, “Presently, a billion people are undernourished and the FAO estimates that food…

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