On world food day, hunger eclipsed by financial crisis »

Posted By STONERS 1 year, 1 month ago in Health & Fitness

The world's leading crusaders against hunger voiced frustration on Thursday, World Food Day, that the global financial crisis had overshadowed a food crisis tipping millions toward starvation.

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    STONERS1 year, 1 month ago

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    "The World Bank predicts that high food and fuel prices will increase the number of malnourished people in the world by 44 million this year to reach a total of 967 million."

    "Economists have also warned that the world's poor would be the most vulnerable to a global economic downturn."

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      reviewer1 year, 1 month ago

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      It's hard to phathom nearly a billion starving people...the thought keeps me grateful. Thanks for the reminder not to quit helping, even with a few bucks, whether inside or outside our borders. I believe in taking care of our own but use outside charities that can turn a few dollars into something so much more...it's amazing what can be accomplished for $1 in impoverished countries.

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