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… alone. In subsequent days, other supplies would follow: food, fuel, ammunition, spare parts, medicine, maps, … industries or companies that support them, eat processed food from fertilizer-fed fields (and cover left-overs in …

… shortage, with world rice prices doubling and violent food protests erupting across the globe. Pastoral livestock … Australia's 22 or so million people could produce enough food for 70 million people—and food exports became a cornerstone of the economy. The Snowy …

… has long fed Nairobi with staple commodities and prepared foods, particularly in the 1990s, but they stood in the way … countries, Kenya is no longer self-sufficient in terms of food production. The World Bank's focus on exports intended … debts has left many farmers dependent on cash-bought food, and damaged Kenya's already weak governmental …

… immigrant labor is undeniable. Especially in agriculture, food processing, construction, and service industries, … come because they “worried that their children didn’t have food on the table.” He even went so far as to assert that …

… a cutaway view of an underground habitat area for growing food ( left ). A fictional Mars tourism poster commissioned … project demonstrated that a habitat could successfully use food crops and other plants to uphold the exchange of oxygen … saturated environments, suggesting they could be the food of the future as climate change intensifies. Even the …

… has introduced increased deprivation in terms of access to food and fuel. When you have conflict with these key ports, it's not that they don't have access to food, but it's distributing food, humanitarian aid, fuel, etc. You have all these …

… during the war—cracks appeared in the form of severe food and fuel shortages during the winter of 1916-17. These …

… “Everyone is already suffering from higher costs for food, rents, and services,” said Deputy Patricia Bullrich. …

… and Louisiana were left homeless and in desperate need of food and shelter. The devastation was just as bad as the …

… establish minimum wages, subsidize school lunches, develop food stamps, extend public housing, create medical care for …

… Paris was at a boil. The people had been suffering from food shortages and the weight of taxes used to pay King …

… book in 2021 Seed Money: Monsanto's Past and the Future of Food. And this has led him to the book he'll be talking … their contracts from Monsanto to Maxwell House of General Foods. And I have this letter from Monsanto saying, Whoa, …

… tightened their grip on the country's irrigation system, food distribution network, labor conscription mechanisms, …

… We can think even more broadly about environmental justice, food security for children. So all ways in which, in our …

… mines, oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, crops, food-processing plants and livestock. Patriotic citizens …

… affected the Indian Monsoon Current and contributed to food instability as far as Ottoman Egypt, causing between …

… like reports that appeared whenever a new American fast food chain gained its first foothold in China. Once again, …

… existence of unremitting toil and prayer, where sleep and food were considered weaknesses of the flesh.” What indeed? … forms of work (logging in particular) with insufficient food and clothing and broken, inappropriate tools. On …

… poor in their midst by giving alms, usually in the form of food or money. But Christian charity could not keep up with …

… actually have longer-term relationships with the birds as food, as fuel, but also as diversion and entertainment. And … longer than penguins. But penguins were a staple source of food for Southern seafaring people. Whether that is Arctic … becomes a place where penguins are slaughtered, not just as food for the people who are the whaling crews who are based …

… mosquitoes, cannot transmit it, toilet seats, or by sharing food or drink. Following HIV infection, we know that HIV … was groups like ACT UP really put a lot of pressure on the Food and Drug Administration, to cause them to think …