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Category: Food Security :: Hunger
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The South Bronx, Plagued by Obesity, Tops a Hunger Survey 13.3.2010 NY Times: NY Region
A recent survey found that the most severe hunger-related problems in the nation are in the South Bronx, long one of the country’s capitals of obesity.

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Can Biotech Crops Feed The Developing World? 12.3.2010 NPR: Talk of the Nation
Biotech has promised innovations like drought-resistant corn and vitamin-packed cassava to the developing world. But how has it delivered on those dreams? Ira Flatow and guests discuss the status of those projects, and how "technologies in a seed" fit in with other agricultural improvements.
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Food stamp demand still growing in Utah 11.3.2010 Salt Lake Tribune
Though the number of Utah families relying on food stamps continues to climb, some of the pantries that provide free food report slowing demand. Whether that signals a possible end to the recession is anybody's guess -- the trend is not consistent throughout the state.
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Park Hill hoping to satisfy hunger for grocery store 10.3.2010 Denver Post: Local
Park Hill hoping to satisfy hunger for grocery store
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Vail Seasonal: Cupcakes for a cause 10.3.2010 Vail Colorado: Editorials
VAIL, Colorado - Poverty is complex; feeding a child is not. This is the mantra of Share Our Strength, our nation's powerful crusader in the war on childhood hunger. Share Our Strength began in the basement of a row house on Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C., in 1984, in the wake of the Ethiopian famine. Bill and Debbie Shore started the organization with the belief that everyone has a strength to share in the global fight against hunger and poverty, and that in these shared strengths lie sustainable solutions. In 2004, Share Our Strength celebrated its 20th anniversary by launching its national strategy to end childhood hunger in America. The organization focuses on long-term solutions that support access to nutritious food and healthy food ...
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Burmese refugees in Bangladesh suffer a shortage of food, care 9.3.2010 Boston Globe: World
Burmese refugees in Bangladesh suffer a shortage of food, care
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Are you living on food stamps? 9.3.2010 The Daily Record: Local
Are you a Morris County resident whose unemployment has run out and you're now living on food stamps?
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Cuba blasts foreign press for dissident coverage 9.3.2010 Boston Globe: Latest
Cuba blasts foreign press for dissident coverage
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J. Brian Atwood: What about when there's no disaster? 7.3.2010 Star Tribune: Commentary
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Please pass the asset test 7.3.2010 Star Tribune: Business
A bill at the Legislature would eliminate the asset test for food stamps, so families wouldn't have to deplete their savings to qualify.
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A Future for Agriculture, a Future for Haiti 5.3.2010 Grassroots International
Outside Author Bio: Beverly Bell is the founder and Coordinating Committee Member and Program Coordinator of Other Worlds, which is a Grassroots International ally. She is also an Associate Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies, Education Coordinator for the Other Worlds Are Possible Giving Circle, and board member of Just Harvest. Outside Author: Beverly Bell Previous publication: Other Worlds are Possible website Outside Link: We plant but we can’t produce or market. We plant but we have no food to eat. We want agriculture to improve so our country can live and so we peasants can live, too. (Rilo Petit-homme, peasant organizer from St. Marc, Haiti) What would it take to transform Haiti’s economy such ...
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The True Cost of Cheap Food 5.3.2010 Common Dreams: Views
by Timothy Wise

Cheap food causes hunger.

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Cuban Hunger Striker Briefly Hospitalized 4.3.2010 International Herald Tribune: Americas
HAVANA (AP) -- A dissident journalist who has refused food and water for a week was rushed to the intensive care unit of a hospital in central Cuba after losing consciousness, then returned home when doctors said they could do nothing for him if he refused to eat, a spokeswoman for his family said Wednesday.

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Dissident hunger strike in central Cuba rushed to hospital after week without food 4.3.2010 Star Tribune: World
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Cuban hunger striker unconscious, hospitalized 4.3.2010 Seattle Times: Nation & World
A Cuban dissident who has spent a week on a hunger strike has been rushed to a hospital in central Cuba after losing consciousness, a family spokeswoman told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
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Packable lunches full of energy-lifting carbs 3.3.2010 Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Food
I've created some packable lunch options that are full of energy-lifting carbohydrates and other nutrients that can your hunger all the way through to dinner.
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March 3 Readers' letters 3.3.2010 San Jose Mercury News: Letters
Letters from Mercury News readers.
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U.S. is satisfying a hunger for tougher organic meat and milk rules 3.3.2010 LA Times: Business
U.S. is satisfying a hunger for tougher organic meat and milk rules
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A Future for Agriculture, A Future for Haiti 3.3.2010 Common Dreams: Views
by Beverly Bell

We plant but we can't produce or market. We plant but we have no food to eat. We want agriculture to improve so our country can live and so we peasants can live, too. - Rilo Petit-homme, peasant organizer from St. Marc, Haiti

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Cuba TV Report Denies Gov't Let Hunger Striker Die 2.3.2010 International Herald Tribune: Americas
HAVANA, Cuba (AP) -- Cuba devoted nearly a third of its official newscast Monday night to denying that state doctors purposely let a jailed dissident die from a hunger strike.

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