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Tag: Food insecurity

The impact of COVID-19 on critical global food supply chains and food security (SIPRI)

17 August 2020 Online editor Analysis and comment, Climate and environment, COVID-19

By the end of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic risks doubling the number of people who face acute hunger from around 135 million to around 265 million people. The pandemic may have a more severe impact on the number of hungry than the global food crisis of 2007–2008, potentially constituting a ‘hunger pandemic’.

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Latest: Climate Crisis

On climate change, Australia’s PM pins hopes on complacency or ignorance of voters

7 February 2022

In the 2022 election, too much is at stake for Australians to be duped into thinking that they ”remain well prepared for the future”, and into believing that everything can be fixed by unregulated economic growth.

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Global warming: the nine essential questions for candidates at election 2022

13 January 2022

Trends in Australia’s emissions growth are disturbing. What questions should be put to the political classes who aspire to take on the responsibility for the wellbeing, welfare, prosperity and security of Australian citizens?

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About Mike Scrafton

Mike Scrafton is a regularly-published writer on Australian and international affairs. Read more about Mike here.

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