Starvation kills: People, economies and quality of life

Team 5

Editor
Jonathan Quigley

Writers
Dominick Tao
Corinne Dannon









About Our Coverage:
There are more than 800 million people in the world aflicted with starvation.
The reason for their hunger is not a global shortage of food, but a string of
interconnected forces like poverty, population growth and lack of education.

The hunger trend is being combatted by hundreds of global organizations and
well-meaning governments, but the conditions of famine around the world are
proving nearly impossible to eliminate.