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Food Politics

  " Many people in the world today are not starving because there is an inherent inability to produce food, they are starving because they are caught in the middle of political fights and blockades that have been used as weapons. "                                                       Food politics   is a term that encompasses not only  food policy  and legislation, but all aspects of the production, control,  regulation ,  inspection ,  distribution  and  consumption  of commercially grown, and even sometimes home-grown,  food . The commercial aspects of food production are affected by  ethical ,  cultural , and  health  concerns, as well as  environmental  concerns about  farming  and  agricultural  practices and  retailing  methods. The t...
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Stop Child Abuse

  In today's world where children are supposed to be the foundation of the future world, their own foundation has been shaken up because of the abuses they face in those very years when they were suppose to be carefree and friendly and loving. Child abuse is not just a crime at that moment, its a permanent scar that is given to them at such a tender age, where it complicates their beliefs and make them live with a burden, which is not their fault, for the rest of their life. Well the technical definition of child abuse is "When a parent or a caregiver, whether through action or failing to act, causes injury, death, emotional harm or risk of serious harm to a child. There are many forms of child maltreatment, including neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse, exploitation and emotional abuse." To give you all just an example of how cruel it could be let me take you to 1860, when a key paper gathered together a series of 32 such cases, of which 18 were fatal, the children wer...
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The Politics of Global Warming

  The dangers of climate change are well established but action has been mired in economic and political arguments, given its effects are diverse and global, there is no longer time to wait for action. Sir David King, the former U.K. chief scientific adviser, and current leader of Independent Sage have launched an international advisory group of leading climate experts with a program to mitigate the consequences of climate change through emissions reduction, greenhouse gas removal, and climate repair. The Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) seeks to provide independent expert advice and guidance to global leaders as they seek further commitments and actions to combat the climate crisis. Open to politicians, advisors and most importantly the public, the Group wants to change the way we look at the climate crisis. Speaking before the official launch on 23rd June King said, “We’re looking at a  series of disastrous events over the next few decades. Our objective is to get emissi...
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