Sunday, September 23, 2012
Post #1: the most important issue and why!
I feel that the most important issue is world hunger, for a variety of reasons. This isn't just hunger such as we face, but actual malnutrition which is a condition that occurs when the body doesn't receive the nutrients it needs. Over 850 million people go hungry every single day, this meaning that they dont get enough daily calories to maintain a healthy living. As well it is estimated that there is more than 20 million per year that die from hunger related disease, which puts world hunger as one of leading causes of disease. As a conclusion, this is why i feel that world hunger is the most important issue facing our world.
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I agree that world hunger is a major issue in the world. Also I think it could be easily overcome by sharing resources better between fortunate and less fortunate countries.
ReplyDeleteMalnutrition is a HUGE issue in our world and needs to be stopped! They do have some sources of food but not the right food with the right nutrients to keep them going!
ReplyDeleteI think it is important that you mentioned world hunger as a major issue. I feel as if this is easily brushed by from many countries. It is devastating to hear that so many people are suffering for something I take for granted. People are fighting for their life on a daily basis, and we must do something about this.
ReplyDeleteThis is an important issue, that we could overcome if our resources from Western Nations were shared with the more poorer nations who need to feed there own people, while giving these countries ways of purifying the water so its drinkable which would be a tremendous step forward in solving such issues.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your post! World hunger is such a huge issue in the world today. It is very unfortunate that everyday hundreds of thousands of people live without a proper meal. Hopefully, one day we can get a handle on this issue.
ReplyDeleteWell said. Chronic hunger directly influences the continuing cycle of poverty, and I feel that it is the responsibility of developed nations to help stop this issue. It should be noted additionally that the shear number of individuals suffering from lack of nutrition is strikingly large, and I commend you for bringing up this issue.
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