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Week 7: Think Globally

11/22/2017

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Hunger

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      We learned in our Social Studies class that since the time of river valley civilizations we are capable of producing enough food for everyone to receive adequate nutrition. Then why they (wfp.org) say that  nearly 1 billion people suffer from hunger every day?
Is it because of
  • wars and conflicts that decrease food supplies
  • weather and climate change that leaves a dramatic impact on the production of arable land
  • increase in deforestation, desertification, soil erosion, drought, and poor agricultural practices
  • or population growth rate that makes it way difficult to match with food production rate
     
      No matter what the reason is, I think we can take smaller steps to bring a big change to stop world hunger by
  • being thoughtful and careful when buying food
  • not over serving family and friends when cooking meals
  • saving and eating left overs or trying composting, but don't focus on it
  • storing food in the right place for it to not stale
  • avoiding cluttering food in fridge/freezer
  • donating food to poor people

Credits:
http://www.wfp.org/stories/number-world-hungry-tops-billion
http://mashable.com/2015/02/15/food-waste-tips/#NQ5idhIMOgqx
9 Comments
Brynn
11/28/2017 05:54:31 am

Hi Phakamon!
I did a drawing on world hunger on my blog! I loved how you put how to prevent it!
Go Check out my blog!
http://bccov.edublogs.org/
- Brynn

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Idyl
11/29/2017 01:43:29 am

Dear Phakamon,
I really liked your post an dhow you are explain why WFP explains the reason of hunger worldwide. Both if my parents work for this organization and help feed populations. Hunger is a serious issue most kids don not have food in poor countries and we often waste food without think that others do not even have the opportunity to get some.
I will be using your post for this Week 8 Activity.
Here is the link to my bolg post: http://21idylf.edublogs.org/2017/11/29/sbc8-visiting-other-blog-posts/
Sincerely,
Idyl

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Phakamon link
11/29/2017 02:13:38 am

Hello Idyl,

Thank you for commenting.

Thanks,
Phakamon

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Amir
11/29/2017 06:28:29 am

Dear Phakamon,
I really enjoyed your blog and I thought the information was very relevant today. I also think that your opinion into the subject was very insightful and that the blog was well written.

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phakamon link
11/30/2017 05:43:39 am

Thank you Amir for your supportive comment.

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Vanessa
11/29/2017 01:18:38 pm

Hi Phakamon,
I love your blog! I think it is very important to know how many people go to bed hungry every day! It contains amazing information about hunger. You answered some of the questions that I had

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phakamon link
11/30/2017 05:47:01 am

Thank you Vanessa for your kind comment. I will mark this as a very useful comment.

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Ainsley link
11/29/2017 03:53:51 pm

Phakamon,

I think this was a great blog. I loved how you made sugstions of what we can do to help.

Please visit my blog at http://akhig92d.edublogs.org/

Ainsley

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phakamon link
11/30/2017 05:56:47 am

Thanks Ainsley,

I have also commented on one of your posts, please check it out.

Thanks,
Phakamon

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