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

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It is commonly argued that, while there have been numerous developments in terms of
agriculture
, in some
part
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 of the world
people
 are suffering from hungry.
Although
 there are many factors leading to
this
, there are
also
 various ways to tackle
this
 problem.
This
 essay will expound
the
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 reasons for
this
 phenomenon as well as the steps that could be taken to ameliorate
this
 situation. From an overall perspective, there are two main causes why some
people
 have a lot of
agriculture
 facilities and advanced life conditions and others have not.
Firstly
, in developed
countries
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 there are a number of high technology devices that are used for farming because they have the economic power to do
this
.
On the other hand
, developing and underdeveloped countries are lack these opportunities, so their citizens can not afford to pay for their daily needs sometimes.
In addition
, income is not spread equally, some individuals, countries or organizations have more per cent of money than other facilities.
Therefore
, earning deficient and weak economy could lead to less improvement on
agriculture
 which results in hungry or even death of
people
.
However
, there are several actions that could be taken to mitigate
this
 issue. With the collaboration of organizations all over the world, it should be guaranteed that all basic needs of
people
 should be provided.
Furthermore
, the community should be well educated by their authorities to develop new
agriculture
 machines and progress in technology. Another possible solution is that developed governments should help their neighbours. If all these steps are taken into consideration, eventually
people
 will see the results of their efforts. To recapitulate, it is clearly a complex issue, but accurate steps by individuals and society could fix the trouble as it is a fundamental duty, not sole responsibility.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • inequality
  • distribution
  • access to resources
  • climate change
  • natural disasters
  • political factors
  • economic factors
  • agricultural practices
  • infrastructure
  • transportation
  • population growth
  • education
  • knowledge
  • food waste
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