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… based not around the consumption of electronics or energy, foodstuffs or retail goods, transportation or health …

… is an author and historian who partnered with the World Food Programme on the book “Ending World Hunger: School …

… a humanitarian intervention. In foisting 32,000 tons of food and hundreds of foreign observers, media and relief … in Belgium in 1921, Herbert Hoover organized a massive food drive for the Soviet Union, honoring the sacred-secular …

… by a changing climate , the flooding of low-lying areas, or food insecurity due to drought and desertification? The …

… wipe out major elements of the infrastructure for providing food, drinking water, and shelter. The question of how …

… could reproduce more rapidly than they could grow more food from the land. Given this tragic imbalance Malthus … could sort of obtain, you know, their next meal or the food they needed or the cash they needed for other expenses. …

… their possessions on the street, simply to make money for food. This picture here shows a sight that was very common …

… success in other domains (metallurgy, aluminum, arms, and food-processing), a strong increase in domestic household …

… of marijuana came in 1906, with the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act. The act included cannabis among the …

… the story that Assad's wife, Asma al-Assad was distributing food and being involved in charity activities, and gained …

… meant fewer farmers could produce greater quantities of food . A byproduct of this so-called agricultural revolution …

… was holding a press conference about a new act regulating food and drugs ( right ). Progressive experts found …

… had reared these human children herself, giving them the food and life skills necessary to maintain their young polis …

… of colonial Florida under Spanish missionization, labor and food tribute requirements by Spaniards accompanied the …

… Hiroshima is an exquisite, complicated city known for its food, the stunning natural beauty of its bay, and an …

… and celebrity by miraculously subsisting on odd and unusual foods. Carolyn White Walker Barnum has documented 45 … a saint when she started giving away all of her husband's food. If anything, I think these women can remind us that …

… population growth combined to produce a sharp decline in food production and with it widespread famine. Also at the …

… Farm equipment, sewing machines, clothing, processed foods, and countless other products poured out of American …

… the programs in Ghana and Tanzania resulted in severe food shortages and were subsequently abandoned. During this …

… popularity and deliberate retreat as it began to recede are food for thought in a celebrity-obsessed culture. The Blue …

… funds to help tide the unemployed over by giving them food, coal, or cash while others once again pushed ahead …

… and various other dental products, while numerous foods were fumigated with fluoride chemicals. Fluoride compounds also appeared in fast food wrappers. Despite the mid-20 th century scientific …

… the trains were sealed, and the victims given virtually no food, thousands died during the voyage. 9. Crimea and …

… reduce employment in the future. An industrial robot places food on pallets in a factory. Since 2003, there have been …