Enough: Why the World's Poorest Starve in an Age of Plenty
In 'Enough,' Roger Thurow and Scott Kilman confront the paradox of starvation amid global food abundance. Drawing on their expertise, they reveal how economic policies, trade barriers, and agricultural dynamics leave the world's poorest in perpetual hunger, urging a reevaluation of how we distribute plenty to end scarcity for the vulnerable.
About This Book
Enough examines the troubling reality where the world's poorest populations endure starvation despite an age of agricultural plenty and global food surpluses.
Roger Thurow and Scott Kilman, experienced journalists, delve into the economic and policy factors that trap vulnerable communities in cycles of hunger.
The book highlights how international trade, aid, and agricultural practices influence food access for the most disadvantaged.
Through investigative insights, it calls attention to the urgent need for systemic changes to address this persistent crisis.
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