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The Economics of Hunger: Food, Waste, Climate and the Collapse of Aid
We live in a world of glaring, debilitating contradictions where we produce more food than any civilisation in history, but hunger remains a chronic, worsening crisis. Global agriculture produces trillions of calories of food every year, enough to feed every man, woman, and child, and yet there is the painful reality that over 295 million people in the world today are facing acute hunger, pushing them to the brink of catastrophe. Illustration by The Geostrata This crisis i

THE GEOSTRATA
Nov 125 min read


Plant Pandemics: In the lens of Food Insecurity and Climate Change
On March 24, 2020, India closed its borders, and imposed a nationwide lockdown in the country, believing that restricting human contact...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 124 min read


War Amid Shortage: Structural Vulnerabilities of Ukraine
Ukraine, a nation in Eastern Europe, has been entangled with many shortages, which aggressively affect its economy, education,...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jun 274 min read
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