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Edge Of Survival

Through examination of specific situations in India, Brazil and Ecuador, the problems of hunger and poverty in third world countries and about some efforts that have failed even though more food was produced. Proposes that solutions which will work on a grass roots level are simple and appropriate to the culture, but often labor intensive.

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Through examination of specific situations in India, Brazil and Ecuador, the problems of hunger and poverty in third world countries and about some efforts that have failed even though more food was produced. Proposes that solutions which will work on a grass roots level are simple and appropriate to the culture, but often labor intensive.

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