Stitch at 1/8â³. With right sides together, pin the side seams and stitch at 3/8â seam allowance from the top down to the marking you made. Backstitch securely and press the seam open above the marking.Now, turn the bottom of your hem towards the wrong side of your fabric by 1/4â³ and press.titch at 1/8â³. With right sides together, pin the side seams and stitch at 3/8â seam allowance from the top down to the marking you made. Backstitch securely and press the seam open above the marking.
Chronic hunger affects more than 925 million people in the world and is, in and of itself, a potentially deadly condition. You may be surprised to learn that it has little to do with food shortages. Global supplies of food far outstrip demand.Far more people die from causes related to chronic hunger than to famine.hronic hunger affects more than 925 million people in the world and is, in and of itself, a potentially deadly condition. You may be surprised to learn that it has little to do with food shortages. Global supplies of food far outstrip demand. Far more people die from causes related to chronic hunger than to famine.
Hunger is caused by poverty and inequality, not scarcity. For the past two decades, the rate of global food production has increased faster than the rate of global population growth. The world already produces more than 1 Â½ times enough food to feed everyone on the planet.That's enough to feed 10 billion people, the population peak we expect by 2050.But the people making less than $2 a day -- most of whom are resource-poor farmers cultivating unviably small plots of land -- can't afford to buy this food.he world already produces more than 1 Â½ times enough food to feed everyone on the planet. That's enough to feed 10 billion people, the population peak we expect by 2050.