In a world that produces enough to feed its growing population, nearly 1 billion people still go hungry everyday.
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Ethiopia faces severe water scarcity © Argaw Ashine, oxfam international (flickr)
WASHINGTON, Jul 8 (OneWorld.net) - Unless immediate action is taken, climate change could reverse 50 years of progress in the fight against global poverty, warns a humanitarian group calling on G8 leaders to prioritize climate change and food security at their first in a series of meetings today.
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