Essays on Hunger

Mother Teresa once said, “If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one”. Everyday we wake up, scrub down, have our morning meal, drink some espresso or tea and do other ordinary things without understanding that many individuals suffer from everyday cravings. They...

World hunger was on a steady decline for over a decade, however a new UN report focusing on eight countries and regions shows that world hunger is once again on the rise due to multiple factors. The number increased from 777 million in 2015 to...

World Hunger is a huge problem around the world that could be fixed. Around the world we have 815 million deaths a year, it is also 45% of all childhood deaths . Also, you’ll need to know what other things people go through if they...

With as many human advancements as man made throughout history, world hunger continues. By exploring the many political factors and human apathy toward the poor, it is clear that if steps to resolve this problem are not taken society itself will continue to fail its...

Genetically Modified Organisms, also known as GMOs, refers to any living organism whose genetic makeup has been modified by scientists under laboratory conditions and isn’t produced naturally. Nowadays, they are found in almost everything, with the most common types of GMOs crops being, corn, papaya,...

World hunger has affected many thousands of people, and this crisis is becoming increasingly more problematic among today’s contemporary society. Many children are undernourished due to deficient nutrition, especially in developing countries. World hunger essentially indicates that the starvation has accumulated to a universal level....

Have you ever thought what it would be like to have no food? To go to bed starving and your body sore with lack of nourishment. To sleep not knowing when your next meal might be? I am sure most of us have never needed...

The 2007-08 Global Food Crisis led to a humanitarian crisis culminating in starvation and poverty. This piece of academic work places specific emphasis on the interlinked factors that affected Africa, particularly the poorest socio-economic demographic. A lethal combination of both manmade issues and natural causes...

During the twentieth century, there was substantial growth in the human population, a phenomenon largely explained by the increase in food production. The manufacture of nitrogen fertilizers, with nitrogen being the mineral nutrient plants need the most, and the cultivation of large areas of previously...

Food crisis occurs when the statistics of hunger and malnutrition increases quickly. This can also be global. This definition recognises a food crisis from chronic hunger, although food crises are far more likely among populations already suffering from pre-existing hunger and malnutrition. This can be...