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. all the energy loses: Ibid.
. global obesity rates: WHO, “Obesity and Overweight, Fact Sheet.”
3. rates are rising faster in children: The GBD 0 Obesity Collabo-
rators, “Health Effects of Overweight and Obesity in 9 Countries over
Years,” New England Journal of Medicine 337 , no. ( July 6 0 7 ): 3 – 7 , http:
//www.nejm.org/doi/pdf/ 0 . 0 6 /NEJMoa 6 436 .
4. Land used to raise animals: Jonathan Foley et al., “Solutions for a
Cultivated Planet,” Nature 478 (October 0 ): 337 – 4 , http://doi.org/ 0 . 038
/nature 04 .
. world’s largest consumer of water: Ibid.
6. “Food for Peace”: Randy Schnepf, “U.S. International Food Aid Pro-
grams: Background and Issues,” Congressional Research Service, Septem-
ber 4 , 0 6 , https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R 4 07 .pdf.
7. seven in ten farms: FAO, “The State of Food and Agriculture, Inno-
vation in Family Farming,” 0 4 , xi, http://www.fao.org/ 3 /a-i 4040 e.pdf.
8. When a severe drought: Jeannie Sowers, John Waterbury, and Eck-
art Woertz, “Did Drought Trigger the Crisis in Syria?” Footnote, Septem-
ber , 0 3 , http://footnote.co/did-drought-trigger-the-crisis-in-syria/; John
Light, “Drought Helped Spark Syria’s Civil War—Is It One of Many Cli-
mate Wars to Come?” Moyers & Company, September 6 , 0 3 , http://billmoy
ers.com/ 0 3 / 09 / 06 /droughthelped-spark-syrias-civil-war-is-it-the-first-of
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Francois Trinh Tan, “Conflict and Food Insecurity: How Do We Break the
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ternational Food Policy Research Institute, chap. 7 , https://www.ifpri.org/sites
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9. the world’s subsistence farmers: Timothy Snyder, “Hitler’s World
May Not Be So Far Away,” The Guardian, September 6 , 0 , https://www
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0. Nine in ten farms: Robert Hoppe, “America’s Diverse Family Farms,
0 7 Edition,” ERS, EIB- 8 , December 0 7 , https://www.ers.usda.gov/web
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. top 10 percent of family farms: Ibid.
. Seventy percent of farms: Ibid.
3. begging door-to-door: Joel Berg, All You Can Eat: How Hungry Is
America? (New York: Seven Stories Press, 008 ), 60.
4. until markets realigned themselves: Ibid., 6 – 6 .