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A “Biblical” Invasion Of Locusts Threatens To Cause Widespread Famine In The Horn Of Africa

Famine Is “Knocking On The Door”

The Economic Collapse Hits Home: Feeding America Says 1 Out Of 4 U.S. Children Could Suffer From Hunger By The End Of 2020

UN World Food Program Warns Of “Famines Of Biblical Proportions In 2021” As Some Americans Wait 12 Hours For Food

It Is Being Projected That More Than 50 Million Americans Will Be Fighting Hunger By The End Of This Year

Record Low Temps Up To 50 Degrees Below Normal Threaten To Absolutely Wreck The Rest Of The Harvest Season

China Is “Turning To Dog Meat” As The Massive Global Pork Shortage Rapidly Intensifies

Global Authorities Brace For A Worldwide Protein Shortage As “One-Quarter Of Earth’s Pigs Have Been Wiped Out”

40 Million Americans Already Don’t Have Enough Food To Eat – And Here Is Why It Will Soon Get A Lot Worse

“An Estimated 150-200 Million Pigs” Have Been Hit By A Global Plague Of Biblical Proportions

Hundreds Of Millions Of Pigs Feared Dead From Swine Fever – Price Of Pork Has Risen 38 Percent In The Last 4 Weeks

Why Does America Have 13 Million Households That Don’t Have Enough Food To Eat?

This Region Of The World Is Being Hit By The Worst Economic Collapse It Has Ever Experienced

The Good Side Of Thanksgiving And The Bad Side Of Thanksgiving

America Wastes About HALF The Food That It Produces While Hunger Runs Rampant Around The Globe

America’s real hunger game: 50 million in crisis

1 in 9 goes hungry worldwide

One out of every nine people in the world does not have enough food to eat. An annual report from the United Nations released Tuesday estimates that 805 million people suffer from “chronic undernourishment.” The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization warned that “food-insecurity” remains “unacceptably high” in certain developing economies.

Ebola outbreak: West Africa food harvests ‘at risk’

The Ebola outbreak is putting food harvests in West Africa “at serious risk”, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warns. It has raised a special alert for Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, the three countries worst affected. Rice and maize production will be particularly affected during the coming harvest season, says the FAO.

Advocates Say New York City Hunger Problem Is Reaching Crisis Levels