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    "availability at all times of adequate world food supplies of basic foodstuffs to sustain a steady expansion of food consumption and to offset fluctuations in production and prices”. The lack of balanced diet with essential nutrients leads to chronic malnutrition. Concerns over food security have existed throughout history. In India, more than 30% of the population still lives below the poverty line. In recent years India has seen an impressive economic growth but it still struggles with…

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    Can 't Afford Food ' ' Malik Miah 's article ' 'It 's War on the Poor ' ' starts that in USA, base on income, there are around fifty millions of Americans who leave in poverty(2). These people face many difficulties which can be injustice, malnutrition, starvation or poor health conditions. Concerning starvation and poor health conditions, Matthew O 'Brien says in ' 'Poverty Is Literally Making People Sick Because They Can 't Afford Food ' ' that poor people are more hospitalized at the…

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    The Lifeline food packing mission was my first service experience, which was the case for most of the students who participated, and it as also one of the first glimpses we had of just how bad the situations are in countries where starvation and malnutrition are so common. Seeing the struggles of starving people in other countries opened my eyes and helped me to better recognize and appreciate our own privileges. The Lifeline Christian Mission is an organization that provides support and…

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    claimed to be fed meals every day. Crores of government funds are spent in the name of providing food and employment to every person. Still, as per the United Nations data, about 10 lakh children die before reaching the age of five due to hunger or malnutrition every year in the country. As many as 4.08 lakh families eke out their living by rag-picking,…

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    Living in a utopia where it is utter blasphemy to harm animals for human consumption should be an ideal to strive for. Most modern society is aware of this “ideal”, and there is even “research” that shows humans would be healthier if they become vegetarian. Yes, the consumption of meat was essential for the development of the human species, but have humans not mentally and emotionally evolved from those barbarous creatures they once were? But if being a vegetarian is the next big step for…

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    This is a result of multiple reasons including poverty and healthcare. In Sierra Leone, 70% of the population suffers from poverty. This can lead to people not being able to afford medical treatments and regular checkups. Poverty can also lead to malnutrition due to the fact that people cannot afford foods that are required for a healthy diet. On the other hand, poverty is low in Australia and those who suffer from poverty have resources such as government funding to help them continue buying…

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    Hunger (n): a compelling need or desire or food and the painful sensation or state of weakness caused by the need for food. The words “What am I going to get to eat today” crosses the minds and lives of more than 805 million people everyday. The words “am I going to get something to eat today at all?” cross the minds of the same people. Those are two big lines that cross their minds everyday. World hunger is a real deal and will continue to be a big deal in our lives. We need to stop acting like…

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    and tuberculosis combined. Just about 3.1 million children die each year due to them being hungry. Other than death, hunger has long term effects that especially impact kids. Based on research done by The World Technology Network found that “malnutrition at an early age leads to reduced physical and mental development during childhood. Iodine deficiency, the same report shows, is the world's greatest single cause of mental retardation and brain damage and 50 percent of pregnant women in…

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    Famine, Affluence and Morality in Singer’s philosophy With the development of the economy and technology, different countries around the world have been connected as a whole, referred to as the “global village”. During the last two decades, an increasing amount of capital flow, the appearance of multinational companies and cooperation between various regions all have implied the arrival of globalization. It is certain that there are great advantages to globalization. On one hand, globalization…

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    Is it fact or fiction that many Americans are wealthy and can afford to feed their family and themselves daily? That is fiction according to Feeding America in 2014, fourteen percent of households were food insecure that is 17.4 million households throughout the United States. Many Americans are neglectful towards the amount of poverty that resides in the U.S and tend to turn their cheek when someone mentions it. Unfortunately in America there is a stigma that follows obesity which is that…

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