But we know for sure that hunger and malnutrition are not linked to productive quantity (largely higher than the real needs) but rather to serious malfunctions in the purchasing power distribution and food distribution systems.
Development and International Relations (IDDRI) published its “Ten Years for Agroecology” research, showing that a transition to a kind of agriculture that is free from synthetic chemistry is absolutely realistic.
There are valid counter arguments to using chemically based substances to feed the hungry masses worldwide. The push for selling chemical based substances is more about making money and filling coffers rather than the well being of one's health or filling bellies.
