Sentences with phrase «struggling with food insecurity»

The primary dilemma in many areas already struggling with food insecurity, is that those most severely impacted resort to farming practices that worsen the situation out of desperation.

The report, which is the second installment of a three - part series of scientific updates from the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), sharply warns that climate change poses the greatest risks to the most vulnerable populations within all nations, and a potentially existential risk to poorer countries already struggling with food insecurity and civil conflict, as well as low - lying small island states.

This is an infographic showing that more than 41 million Americans lived in households struggling with food insecurity in 2016.

Student - run kitchens then turn it into meals that meet safety standards that are then donated to those struggling with food insecurity.

Pittsburgh is in the midst of a foodie renaissance, and yet many there struggle with food insecurity.

Our children deserve the best possible chance at success, and that means that no child should have to struggle with food insecurity.

For many, Thursday means a massive feast, but Thanksgiving also helps shed light on the 17 percent of Americans who struggle with food insecurity.

Millions of American children — one in five — struggles with food insecurity, and that need does not abate during the holidays.

Not exact matches

My unhealthy relationship with food had nothing to do with physical insecurities, but emotional issues I was struggling with after getting married, moving to a new city, and no longer working.

I was still struggling to find balance in my relationship with food, and the people around me were constant triggers for my anxiety, insecurities, and identity issues.

It's a story we brought you last year, when national data named Wisconsin as one of the states where college kids struggled most with food insecurity.

This can subsequently «contribute to existing problems — including food insecurity, malnutrition, poverty, the spread of disease, rapid urbanization, and political instability — in areas of the world that already struggle with some of these issues.»

For example, government policies encouraging expansion of biofuel production from maize have recently contributed to higher food prices for many, increasing food insecurity for populations already at risk, and threatening the livelihoods of those like the urban poor who are struggling with the inherent risks of poverty.