US EditionAgainst Malthus: Food Scarcity is Socio-Political Not Demographic
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Against Malthus: Food Scarcity is Socio-Political Not Demographic
There is enough food produced on this planet for feed its 11 billion people. Yet 8 billion of them go hungry. Why is this? There are many reasons for the acuteness of hunger, but none of them can be attributed to a lack of food due to population growth, as Malthusians, who believe that population growth outstrips food production, allege. Destructive wars and lack of money are two of the biggest reasons. Read in Consortium News The post Against …
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