You Can't Eat Potential
The global epicenter of chronic hunger is Africa. The good news is that hunger can be ended within a few years with targeted investments based on our current knowledge.
The global epicenter of chronic hunger is Africa. The good news is that hunger can be ended within a few years with targeted investments based on our current knowledge.
BBC News | Posted 08.31.2009 | World
The UN food agency says it is facing critical funding shortages that have forced it to cut aid deliveries to millions of people facing starvation....
LA Times | Posted 07.16.2009 | Green
The spores arrived from Kenya on dried, infected leaves ensconced in layers of envelopes. Working inside a bio-secure greenhouse outfitted with moti...
Louis Belanger | Posted 06.29.2009 | World
While there is much talk about physical suffering like hunger and illness, we often overlook the psychological impact of poverty, particularly on the elderly and people with disabilities.
Seattle Times | Sandi Doughton | Posted 02.09.2009 | Green
When searing temperatures blasted Western Europe in 2003, more than 50,000 people died and harvests of wheat, animal fodder and fruit fell by up to a ...
Washington Post | Ariana Eunjung Cha and Stephanie McCrummen | Posted 11.26.2008 | Business
As shock waves from the credit crisis began to spread around the world last month, China scrambled to protect itself. Among the most extreme measures ...
Current TV’s “Vanguard” | Posted 07.23.2008 | Green
Frances Moore Lappe | Posted 07.19.2008 | Green
We're facing the biggest human rights crisis of my lifetime: The U.K.'s ActionAid estimates that current price spikes may have doubled the number of hungry and food-insecure people to 1.7 billion.
International Herald Tribune | Elisabeth Rosenthal and Andrew Martin | Posted 06.12.2008 | Business
Resolving the global food crisis could cost as much as $30 billion a year and wealthier nations are doing little to help the developing world face the...
Terra Lawson-Remer | Posted 06.06.2008 | Business
U.S. food "aid" is more a vehicle to dump excess U.S. production than a benefit for hungry populations.
Huffington Post | Posted 05.08.2008 | Business
Ethanol was once touted (and still is by some) as an effective way to slow global climate change, but that effectiveness is increasingly being questio...
Washington Post | Anthony Faiola | Posted 05.05.2008 | Business
he globe's worst food crisis in a generation emerged as a blip on the big boards and computer screens of America's great grain exchanges. At first, it...
Glenn Denning | Posted 10.06.2009 | Green