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… that threatened agricultural production—a production of food deemed necessary to feed a burgeoning human population … and to feed their babies they demanded more and more food and fiber. Then they waged a war on insects and fungi … only selector is a single species looking for a more secure food supply , usually because of its own population stress. …

… almonds, walnuts, and pistachios. As California dries up, food prices might well rise across the nation. The question … of long dry periods, with their disruptive effects on food production and the plants and animals that rely on … forcing them to build fortified dwellings with hidden food storage areas. The Sinagua also disappeared about the …

… not, as the myth has it, sit down at tables, bless their food or pass the serving dishes. It’s more likely that food was set out on every available flat surface: tables, … and the Indians occasionally used cloths or napkins if the food was hot, they usually ate with their hands. And not …

… far reaching humanitarian projects (including global food relief and health campaigns in addition to refugee … Joint Distribution Committee sent millions of tons of food and material aid to the victims of war in Europe. A … soft power, especially in matters of global health and food security. Overall, however, Porter offers a concise and …

… by pandemics, climate change, droughts and floods, unstable food supplies, changing energy needs, and the threats of … by pandemics, climate change, droughts and floods, unstable food supplies, changing energy needs, extinctions and the … of the phone, things we're talking about right now, to the food we just ate with the synthetic pesticides that are in …

… life, but relied on indigenous birds and tortoises for food. Over the course of the nineteenth century, as many as … island of Floreana and that “the staple article of animal food is supplied by the tortoises. Their numbers have of … pirates brought goats to the islands to augment the local food sources and they have proven to be better colonizers …

… 2017. The human costs of the crisis have been dire, with  food and medicine shortages ,  soaring infant mortality , … services such as health care, education, and subsidized food to the poor. At the peak of the oil boom from 2006 to … strict governmental restrictions on prices for a range of foods and goods. Price controls on key products have been a …

… processes." As this debate has carried on, so have chronic food shortages. In September of 2009, hundreds of WOZA … carried to illustrate to the Mugabe administration how high food prices kept them in constant threat of hunger. Several … the women assert: "We deserve to have a roof over our head, food in our stomachs, our children in schools and the nation …

… vulnerable to events beyond its control. The nation's food supply is mostly imported too—a result of colonial-era … peanuts. Thus, changes in international prices for basic foodstuffs like rice, wheat, and corn directly affect the … and gifts. His administration eliminated price controls for food and energy, causing their costs to spike. Senegal's …

… stronger storms , extreme heatwaves, widespread drought , food insecurity , large scale migration , and social, … Carson described the intricate web of relationships—the food chains linking plants, bugs, birds, fish, animals, and … Yosemite, dumped garbage in the Hudson, sprayed DDT in our food, and left our cities in decay. Its carrier is man.” The …

… organizations and individuals have stepped in to provide food, clothing, and shelter to these vulnerable people. This … with a refugee seeking help proved immensely valuable. Food distribution outside Stone House. The refugees were …

… rewrote the rules to hold on to power late last year and food prices soared, a popular front of reformists began a … the capital. Basically, they started in response to rising food prices as well as inflation, repression and all sorts …

… in their comfort, and many monasteries and paupers had food aid.     The medieval actors who encountered and … nature of whose death we do not know, are to be taken for food in good faith, unless they are decomposed.” The Human … of death. Instead of being killed and processed (either for food or for fat), whales and dolphins are helped back out to …

… beliefs that diseases spread through miasmas of odd smells, foods, purported immoral behaviors, or certain environments … Koch in Germany showed cholera could not attach itself to food thus making to closure unnecessary. However, the public … in Argentina had long connected an ever-evolving list of foods with cholera. Officials believed fruit, meat, and …

… Social distancing markers and a plexiglass shield at Whole Foods Market checkout in Toronto to reduce physical contact. … the United States is retail salesperson, followed by fast-food counter workers, and cashiers, according to the Bureau …

… that led him to proclaim his responsibility for Rome’s food supply after a different disaster, stated in his letter … and his private estate to house and feed refugees, brought food from neighboring communities, passed edicts against …

… Iraqi people could devote their resources to health care, food and science instead of armaments to counter external … is an author and historian who partnered with the World Food Programme on the book “Ending World Hunger: School …

… the 1991 fire resulted from many Americans’ desire to make food cheap without regard for the well-being of the people who create that food. He is an incredible storyteller, and the book ties … of late twentieth century U.S. history: the growth of fast food (including Chicken McNuggets), the decline of unions, …

… 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 …

… chorizo.  Oaxaca n cuisine was the first endemic Mexican food to syncretize with Spanish food. Oaxaca  cheese is an adapted form of mozzarella. …

… 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 …