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    Having one of the worst health situations in the world, Afghanistan faces immense suffering across their nation everyday. From hunger and disease, to infant mortality. Afghanistan faces great threat after decades of war, leading to the circumstances they are in today. With such a large population, it creates difficulties finding opportunities in life. Thus, creating significant dangers to health for the people. Afghanistan bears many massive dangers to health, including hunger due to poverty,…

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    One of the most pressing problems faced by low income households in the United States is hunger with one in seven Americans struggled with hunger in 2013. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, more than 49 million Americans lived in households struggling against hunger in 2012. Of them, 15.7 million were children (21.4 percent of all children). Previously, in 2012, 48.9 million Americans lived in food insecure households. The number of people living in households with very low food…

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    In the article, “the Politics of Hunger, Paul Collier discussed the food price crisis and how it was stemmed from the increased demand of food in Asian countries. The increase of demand was connected to three problems: the failure to promote commercial farming, specifically in Africa, the ban against genetically modified organisms in the European Union, and the usage of American grains to produce ethanol instead of food. Collier statement brought out different points of controversy. According to…

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    World Hunger In Africa

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    Approximately one in three people living in Sub-Saharan Africa are undernourished and more than ninety percent are suffering. Poor nutrition causes nearly forty five percent of deaths in children under the age of five and three point one million children die each year. This is becoming a significant issue for the whole planet. However, it is globally within our power to prevent something bad from happening in Africa. We are one world and to say it's just happening in Africa would be false it's…

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    Poverty is a serious issue in Uganda. The hungrier a person is, the less productive he or she can be. Children that are born in the families who are always hungry are more likely to suffer from low birth weight. People are not hungry due to lack of food, rather they are hungry and do not have the money to pay for food. The houses they live in do not suit their living conditions. Every day, thousands of people die simply because of poverty. In many African countries, one major reason is the…

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    The Grapes of Wrath - an Honest Review The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, Published by The Viking Press-James Lloyd on April 14, 1939 is truly a literary masterpiece. This book undoubtedly amazes me. The plot and characters make this novel action-packed and breathtaking. The story is about a farmer and sharecropper named Tom Joad and his family’s struggle during the Dust Bowl. Life is difficult during this time, and sharecroppers in the Midwest have trouble keeping food “at the table”.…

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    Neolithic Turning Point

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    ODUCTION The Paleolithic period originated at the beginning of human life and continued until 10,000 B.C.E. During this time, humans lived in groups of twenty to thirty people and obtained their food by hunting and gathering. This form of food obtainment forced humans to travel frequently, which subsequently prevented permanent settlement. The reason for the transition from hunting and gathering to farming and domestication of animals remains unknown. However, there are several theories that…

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    Gambia Case Study

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    Gambia has a serious malnutrition problem that needs attention. The dietary energy supply is barely meeting the population energy requirements and 30% of the population is undernourished, a proportion which has increased over the last decade. This malnourishment is due to low agricultural production, recurrent droughts and poverty. UNICEF is trying to help Gambia, but the problem lies in the imports, agricultural production and breast feeding techniques(UNICEF.org). The agricultural production…

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    Central Africa is known for one of their famous national parks called Virunga National Park. Even with their amazing national parks, it is not enough to save them from extreme poverty and hunger. Central African Republic (CAR) current population is about 4,737,423 but has tremendously decreased over the years because many of the people who live in Central Africa have died of hunger. Due to lack of education, poor agriculture, and malnutrition Central Africa suffers from extreme poverty and…

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    Malnutrition means feeling hungry or not having enough food to eat. Insufficient intake protein (necessary to keep the body healthy and muscle become strong), calories (measure the energy of body needs) iron, (for actual blood cell function) and other nutrients make up different types of malnutrition. In many developing countries poor nutrition occurs as well as more rich areas of the world. Over 800 million people are affected worldwide by malnutrition. More than half child deaths related to…

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