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WORLD FOOD RNF

An Egyptian man harvests wheat in Saqiyat al-Manqadi village in the northern Nile Delta province of Menoufia in Egypt, on May 1, 2019. (Photo by Mohamed el-Shahed / AFP)        (Photo credit should read MOHAMED EL-SHAHED/AFP/Getty Images)
An Egyptian man harvests wheat in Saqiyat al-Manqadi village in the northern Nile Delta province of Menoufia in Egypt, Source: AFP

Anti-hunger advocates say populations need to shrink to ensure the world's people can have secure access to food. Currently more than 820 million people around the world are hungry, with increasing rates in subregions of Africa, Latin American and Western Asia. Advocates are urging policy-makers to help reverse population growth and prepare for the effects of climate change to counter food insecurity,


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Anti-hunger advocates say populations need to shrink to ensure the world's people can have secure access to food. Currently more than 820 million people around the world are hungry, with increasing rates in subregions of Africa, Latin American and Western Asia. Advocates are urging policy-makers to help reverse population growth and prepare for the effects of climate change to counter food insecurity,



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