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    I. Introduction Every day, about 18,000 children under the age of 5 die most commonly from preventable causes. Every year, millions of people die from malnutrition . All these deaths could be prevented if more people donated to humanitarian causes. However, most people do not. Instead of sacrificing and giving our money to foundations for example, to help the children who die of preventable causes, we instead opt to use our money not just on necessities but also on personal luxuries. We buy for…

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    World Hunger Solution

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    World hunger is a growing problem around the globe and could easily be reduced. This affects many people in multiple countries, causing people to suffer terrible hardships and possible death from the side effects of being malnourished. There are three ways that world hunger can be decreased. First, world hunger can be decreased tremendously if humans shared in the wealth of food and money. Additionally, providing school meal programs across the globe will draw children to school for nutritious…

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    Food Bank Essay

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    There are many place in Indianapolis that try to help with hunger. Theses places can be anywhere from places that you can receive a hot meal from, have access to food at food pantry, food banks and many others. One organization that I was interested and wanted to learn more about was Gleaners. Gleaners is a food bank that help many residents of Indiana. Gleaner food bank wants to try and be able to give food foe every table and give people hope for there future. Gleaners wants to help with…

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    Johnathan Foer in "Let Them Eat Dog" suggests that to solve hunger, individuals within society should eat the millions of dogs that are going to be euthanized in shelters. In Johnathan Swift 's argument, "A Modest Proposal", he suggests that Ireland combat the famine during that time by using the surplus of children as a food source. "Let Them Eat Dog" and "A Modest Proposal" are arguments written satirically to inform society of a historically long problem, indifference. Foer and Swift call…

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    On America’s Biggest Insecurity: Not Weight, Not Age, Not Looks, but Food Not one, not two, not three…but an estimated 50 million Americans suffer from some form of food insecurity as stated within the documentary, A Place at the Table (2012), which entails the harsh realities faced by America’s poor and lower class citizens. This translates to 1 in 6 Americans being impacted by food insecurity with children facing a higher proportion with 1 in 4 of America’s children suffering from the…

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    Paul Collier is a world renown economist with years of practice on development economics of poor countries behind his back. The piece, Nature and Hunger, which I am reviewing is from his 2010 book, called The Plundered Planet, which addresses the problems and possible solutions to use natural resources to eliminate poverty. In this chapter, the theme is that poor people in urban regions are heavily affected by the rising food prices all around the world. The author addresses the reasons behind…

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    Vitamin and mineral deficiency is the source of the most massive ‘hidden hunger’ and malnutrition in the world today. Hidden hunger is a form of undernutrition that occurs when intake and absorption of vitamins and minerals (such as zinc, iodine, and iron) are too low to sustain good health and development. More than 2 billion people worldwide suffer from hidden hunger, more than double the 805 million people who do not have enough calories to eat (FAO, IFAD, and WFP 2014). Poor diet is a common…

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    World Hunger Problem

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    The world has a surplus of food, but still people are starving. Supposedly, this surplus is not enough to fed 795 million people in the world who are undernourished. This is the issue of Malnutrition and World Hunger, which creates social disturbance, and economic instability in the developing countries, resulting poverty inclines. World hunger is a chronic problem in most of the developing countries. Hunger is not only a physical circumstance; it is an exhaust on the economic growth, and a…

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    Katniss and Mulan Katniss and Mulan are characters that exist during totally different times in history. This affects the development of their character and the way they behave during key points in their life. The Hunger Games takes place sometime in the future where the government controls the lives of the 12 poor districts that exist. Mulan, takes place in Ancient China where because of traditional customs women have been taught to be inferior to men. Katniss and Mulan are extremely talented…

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    The Royal Flush Most people want to make a difference in life and to the world, and we all have different ways of doing it. For instance, some people economize on food or choose to donate clothes to the people and countries with low financial circumstances, while others travel to countries in voluntary work to help and make this difference to the poor people. One of those people is Lindsey. Her adventure and the voluntary work in Bangladesh are described in “The Royal Flush” by Lori Pollock…

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