UN's global hunger report shows high food prices likely to continue

10 October 2011 -- The United Nations agencies working to combat hunger today called for action to ensure long-term food security as a new report shows that high food prices are likely to continue and possible increase over the next decade.
"The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2011," an annual flagship report which the three Rome-based agencies jointly produced this year, states that small, import-dependent countries, particularly in Africa, are especially vulnerable to poverty and food insecurity.

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[makaralaatikko]

The planet itself is being exhausted. When will we colonize moon to produce food?

[MrCheapseo]

And without people willing to put their necks on the line to accomplish all these things there is no society.

[vthilton]

Without Sharing there will be no world Justice. Without world Justice there will be no world Peace. Without world Peace there will be no world. Truth.