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Africa today produces less food per head than at any time since independence.
But extra mouths mean less food to go round, so many fostered children are made to work for their keep.
Guarente's yeast lived longer when they were given less food, and the underlying mechanism seemed to be that starvation tripped SIR2.
Experiments on mice have shown that eating significantly less food can extend lifespans, so long as the food is highly nutritious.
Food availability will be affected because farmers will be producing less food.
Salary growth outpaced inflation (less food and energy) by one percentage point.
If the poor countries adopt the farming and food supply networks that the rich countries currently use then much less food will be wasted.
Whichever way you look at it, the more of us there are, the less food there is to eat, certainly using current farming practices anyway.
The simplest piece of advice for this person is just to start walking, a few miles every day, and put less food on your plate.
This meant she was unable to use the fertilizer, which led to a poor harvest of her maize crop, which meant less food for her children.
The latter include not only ice fishermen and snowmobilers, but also asthma sufferers, hydropower generators and migratory birds that would find less food as forests change.
Then, the restaurant remits the savings from serving less food to Halfsies, which donates it 60 percent to local hunger charities and 40 percent to global food relief organizations.
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"What we see in Haiti is what we're seeing in many of our operations around the world -- rising prices that mean less food for the hungry, " said WFP's Sheeran.
Pups are less likely to make a noise if they think the returns will be low for example, with carers that are stingy or in bad condition and thus have less food to spare.
That is bad news for countries whose food output was already rising less fast than their populations: according to the World Food Programme, Honduras grew 27% less food per person in 1996 than in 1980.
One thing to consider is that many people feel better on a gluten free diet because they are eating less food overall (due to fewer choices) and cutting out most sources of refined grains, both of which are a good idea even if you don't have gluten issues.
With less food being grown, people are starting to sell their personal belongings and livestock so they get by in the coming weeks -- but that doesn't take care of their needs long-term, said UNICEF Executive Director Tony Lake, who spoke to CNN on a dry plain in Banda, south of Chad's capital, Ndjamena.
Whatever the flaws of the food stamp program, at least it does not require grocers to accept 40 percent less for food-stamp payments than they would from other customers.
In fact, the less healthy the food is, the less accurate users tend to rate it.
As the nation becomes more health conscious, she's noticing less healthy food coming to her pantry.
The trouble is that shoppers seem happy to pay less for food produced to lower standards elsewhere.
The public health outcry over less nutritious food promises to be very combustible.
The nation had endured much less severe food shortages than Britain and emerged from the war as the world's great power.
The couple also pays less for food (5.6% vs. 8.3%), cable television (1% vs. 1.8%) and the telephone bill (1.2% vs. 2.8%).
If you add that to drought situations, and there's less water, so you're growing less of less nutritious food, then you're really in trouble.
In developed countries, we spend two or three times less on food as a percentage of our income as do people in developing countries.
These companies have not promised to sell less junk food and find ever more creative ways of marketing foods to vulnerable populations, especially children.
Wal-Mart and other superstores charge up to 27% less for food than traditional supermarkets, estimate economists Jerry Hausman of MIT and Ephraim Leibtag of the Department of Agriculture.
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