increase in the next number of years.

This will affect food availability.

another one billion tonnes of cereals and

another 200 million tonnes of livestock each

year to feed the planet.

earth will cause a huge loss of water.

The planet will need to build millions

and millions of desalination plants

to recycle used water and keep the

world hydrated.

oil (fuel, gas), foods and water prices

year, at the rate of one child dying every 6 seconds.

hunger is a more widespread problem that reduces life

expectancy and increases infant mortality rates.

population are living in urban areas.

Between 2000 and 2025 the

population living in urban areas

would have doubled. 95% of future

population growth will occur in the

urban areas of developing countries,

such as countries in the Asian pacific,

people starved to death when the land was

covered in volcanic ash.

there has been an increase in hunger.

33% of the worlds population are underfed and 33% are starving.

move faster to keep up to speed with

could escalate

poverty, rising food prices, lack of irrigation, land degradation.

Unfavourable weather conditions, land converted from food crops to

biofuels, control of food by a new agribusiness and population growth.

are undernourished in 2010-12