Have you ever contemplated the fact that
humans are the only species on Earth that pays to live on the planet?
This continues, despite the fact that there is presently more than
enough resources to care for every citizen.
As a matter of fact, enough food is produced around the world to feed 10 billion people. However, because 70% of the mono crops which are grown are feed livestock intended for slaughter, a distribution problem exists. In effect, 795 million people go to bed hungry each evening.
Solving the conundrum of world hunger has
been many peoples’ dream. Hopefully, it will be remedied within the
next century or two. Perhaps one of the ways inspired activists will
make this ambition a reality is to install more community gardens which can offer nutrient-dense food to local civilians for free!
If it sounds too good to be true, look no further than what has developed in Michigan. Inhabitat
reports that in the city of Detroit – which is recognized as a location
where many families are affected by economic imbalance, America’s first
urban ‘Agrihood’ exists and it feeds approximately 2,000 households.