Coverage from ABC and NBC News, The BBC and Al Jazeera English. Also News from Qatar and China. Reports out of Egypt, Haiti, Africa, and elsewhere on the escalating food shortages. Included is a sad report from Haiti, where the desperate are resorting to eating dirt mixed with salt and oil. While these shortage are actually not real, and are being created for greed and control of the people, that doesn't matter. What matters is whether food is available and/or the people can afford to buy it.
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Food Crisis, News Reports From Around The World
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Coverage from ABC and NBC News, The BBC and Al Jazeera English. Also News from Qatar and China. Reports out of Egypt, Haiti, Africa, and elsewhere on the escalating food shortages. Included is a sad report from Haiti, where the desperate are resorting to eating dirt mixed with salt and oil. While these shortage are actually not real, and are being created for greed and control of the people, that doesn't matter. What matters is whether food is available and/or the people can afford to buy it.
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2008-10-10 11:07:15
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Exclusive Raw Video: Moment of China Earthquake
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Exclusive amateur video of the moment a major earthquake struck in China. The cameraman was motorbiking with friends in a mountain region near Chengdu when the temblor began. (AP May 14)
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2008-09-23 18:25:37
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Food crisis and war.
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Trillions of dollars are wasted on war for oil. Besides food for oil projects, the World become less and less safe. Shouldn't we call on those world leaders and the so called chosen people to stop war and help the human rights movement? I think the full belly is the basic human right.
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2008-09-23 18:20:36
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US Flooding Pushes Corn Price Higher
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The U.S. Agriculture Department says widespread flooding in the U.S. Midwestern states has destroyed thousands of acres of farm land. It has also sent the price of corn sharply higher -- to more than seven dollars a bushel - up from four dollars this time last year. Economists say consumers are likely to feel the impact of flooded corn fields on their already shrinking wallets. VOA's Mil Arcega reports.
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