did you have a discussion with them about the importance of u.s. leadership to combat congressional flatulation, fartenberry?
In 1960, 1 in every 3 people went hungry. Today, chronic hunger affects 1 in every 8. That’s progress. I had a good discussion yesterday with Bread for the World about stewardship, sustainability, and the importance of U.S. leadership to combat maternal and child malnutritionpic.twitter.com/uj4SryP4jr
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“As CO2 concentrations keep rising, the quality of plants keeps declining globally. The footprint of such a chronic nutritional impoverishment in crops on human health is increasing with every passing year.”
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That is progress. Thank a Democrat. Now let’s do more.
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Are these numbers applying to the US? We know there’s many families in your country surviving on food aid, but didn’t know there’s so much hunger. I’m sorry. God Bless.
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