Posts tagged oxfam

“To shed more light on the impacts of food price spikes, Oxfam has created an interactive map of Food Price Volatility Pressure Points. This map shows the impacts of price spikes in some of the countries where food prices have complicated the lives of poor people and offers a chance to take action on to help address price volatility.”

Well, I tried to copy and paste the code to have the graph appear, but it didn’t work :( but the link is connected, and it’s a great tool to learn about these issues.

For now, I’m on family vacation right now, but don’t worry, Part II of How Not Taking AP English Changed My Life is coming up, as well as some other interesting posts. Just bear with me :)