We Grow Enough Food, But Millions Still Go Hungry
The world produces enough calories to feed every person on Earth, yet over 700 million people face hunger. This paradox reveals a difficult truth about modern civilization. The problem is not that farmers grow too little food. The challenge involves getting nutritious meals to people who need them while fighting waste, poverty, and climate disruption. Understanding this gap between production and access helps explain why hunger persists in a world of plenty.