Food for thought
We are of course only scratching the surface of the problem here. Food security and food waste are also grave ecological issues.
We are of course only scratching the surface of the problem here. Food security and food waste are also grave ecological issues.
Economist Solita “Winnie” Monsod gave a mark of 30 out of 100 to President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. over his failure to address high prices of commodities, and lashed out at the appointment of disbarred lawyer Larry Gadon as anti-poverty czar.
In most developing countries (like the Philippines where about 40 percent of its daily diet comes from rice) that are dependent on the grain, Vitamin A deficiency is prevalent.
Gas projects destroy way of life in Batangas fishing communities.
Now that he says his run for president was based on the family’s survival, now that even his department could not control the prices of onions skyrocketing like bedlam, we see the essential Bongbong Marcos: family and cronies first helping out on government money. So very much like his father and mother.