In spite of the advances made in agriculture, many people around the world still go hungry. Why is this case? What can be done about this problem?

It is undeniable that development and achievements in technology have revolutionized agriculture, boosted up the productivity of the farming industry.

However

, hunger and malnutrition are still haunting many regions in the world. The main reasons for food shortage are climate change and difficulties in applying new technical advances, especially

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developing countries. To my perspective, the government plays an important role in addressing

this

persistent issue. There are two main causes for the world’s hunger.

First

of all, in spite of many outstanding improvements in technology, the environment is suffering from damages, which

consequently

leads to climate change and natural disasters. It is reported that the number of extreme weather events

such

as prolonged droughts and violent storms is increasing remarkably in recent years. As the

weather

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falls out of natural rules and, forecasters may face difficulties in projecting the rain patterns and

agriculture season

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which,

consequently

, affect the quantity and quality of the season.

Secondly

, it is a matter of fact that the technical advances may be currently out of reach to many developing countries. Applying

new technique

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a new technique

requires funds, new equipment and instructions from

experts

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the experts

. Lacking these supports will hinder the farmers’ ability to take advantage of

this

development. To eliminate food shortage, on one hand, the government may take serious action by enforcing stricter rules and raise the awareness of the society

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environment protection.

On the other hand

, more pragmatic support should be given to farmers of developing countries in forms of financial support, providing modern vehicles and sending professionals to train people in need. In conclusion, I strongly believe that

besides

technological advances, many places still require government help to effectively solve the problem of food shortage.