Food in other countries

 The big problem with food and other countries it is said to the latest in 2018 about 821 million people in the world were malnourished. It has been said almost in one and nine people or without food which does not lead a healthy or active life. The biggest race is hunger and malnutrition in the nation, it is bigger than any disease such as AIDS ,malaria, and tuberculosis combined. As far as we know right now I personally think Africa has to be the most highest percent with malnourishment, and Latin America and the Caribbean has also been improving at least 7%, has an Asian western Asia it has been getting better since 2012 at least more than 12%. I see America for being called the most wealthiest country I say we should have some type of way to help other countries with hunger and having a good types of water systems such as in Africa they have to walk with a pot or tub over their head to bring water from a river to come bring it back to their family. So hopefully one day this won’t be an issue anymore which I doubt but hopefully it will be better again soon. 

https://www.un.org/en/sections/issues-depth/food/index.html



Comments

  1. Jessica S.February 27, 2021 at 8:33 AM

    I totally agree with your post, there are so many countries suffering from starvation then there is our country wasting a lot of our food source. I think a good idea would be to teach other countries how to be efficient with food and how they can fix their water problem, so they can have better water to drink. The United States is constantly growing and we need the food we produce, but teaching other countries our ways could potentially help them learn how to be well nourished on their own. It is amazing to see how some countries have people that our skin and bones then there is the US, who has a lot of obese children.

    Jessica Seaton

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  2. Ashley RitterFebruary 28, 2021 at 6:16 PM

    I really enjoyed reading your post because it makes you think about the resources we have around us hat allows us to get food whenever we want. I've allows known about there being malnourishment around the world I guess I never realized how bad it was until reading your post. When reading through it just reminds me of all those times that I didn't finish my food and my parents would always say "you know kids in Africa would love to have that food. Now finish it" I just find it interesting now that I know about the static's and other facts about starvation and malnourishment.

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  3. Alisha BenedictFebruary 28, 2021 at 6:46 PM

    I enjoyed reading your blog post because it had interesting facts I didn't know about food and malnourished population around the world. World hunger should be more talked about beacuse it effects much of the poplution, I agree with what you mentioned in your post about America helping out because of the many resources we have around us to help the decrease the huger in other countries such as Africa.

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  4. Briann BeyerMarch 2, 2021 at 8:39 PM

    Good blog, very interesting to hear about. I think this is such a huge deal that media again refuses to talk about again. I definitely think if the media talked more about these types of issues more of the issues would be solved.

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