I feel the most important problem for the world to solve is **world hunger**. 

We live in a time that because of the technological advances no person should be hungry throughout the globe, yet almost 800 million of use are [starving]( https://www.worldhunger.org/hunger-quiz/how-many-people-are-hungry-in-the-world/).

We as a society need to embrace food production venues and change our thoughts about where food is produced in order to keep up with food production to feed all 7 billion of us humans.  We have technologies like aquaponics, edible roofs and [edible parks](https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/02/29/147668557/seattles-first-urban-food-forest-will-be-free-to-forage) but unfortunately these technologies currently are a commodity of the wealthy and are not financially feasible for most humans to achieve.

In order to solve world hunger we will need to address some social conditions we currently embrace as a society.  
Some of the things we as a society will need to change are: 
1. Minimizing food waste by economically advantaged countries.
2. As a society change our views to embrace the edible roof concepts.
3. Move towards the viewpoint that **every human has a right to be able to eat.**
4. Establishment of more cooperative groups that encourage people to eat locally sourced foods and help lower the cost of entrance for aquaponics, edible roofs and parks.

These are some of my thoughts on ending world hunger. 


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Which of the following 5 topics is the most important problem for the world to solve:

A: Solving world hunger
B: Saving our oceans
C: Saving our rain-forests
D: Reducing our carbon footprint
E: Reducing homelessness

Pick your topic please!



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