Growing population and declining food production could have a cascade effect: Food shortages lead to hunger,
hunger leads to conflict, conflict leads to mass migration and political instability.
Not exact matches
Burning food crops for power is the worst use of scarce land imaginable, and has already
led to a situation where there is a direct
conflict between food and energy: a significant proportion of the food - price spike in 2008 (and a further spike in early 2011), which
led to widespread
hunger and bread riots in many poorer countries, was driven by crops being withdrawn from international markets
to produce biofuels for transport.
It is a shot of a priest (Liam Cunningham) and prisoner, in silhouette, engaged in dialectic that starts off with common bullshit and bravado (the priest swearing up a storm), then turns
to the brute beliefs each owns about the British - Irish
conflict, the morality of suicide, and the prisoner's
leading of an impending
hunger strike, then the prisoner's telling of an anecdote of youthful violence he perpetrated — how he euthanized a young foal with a broken leg when none of his friends would do it.
Moving or simply attacking empty space in front of you will heal your character between
conflicts, unless your
hunger meter depletes,
leading to a steady loss of life over time.