The Intersections of Insecurity in Nigeria, India and Malawi
Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro takes an in-depth look into the drought plaguing Australia.
India, soon to be the largest nation on earth, is facing a crisis in providing enough food for its people without destroying their environment.
Fred de Sam Lazaro introduces his reports from Malawi and the ongoing debate over the benefits of providing cash or crops to recipient nations.
The first in a series of reports from around the world about food, food policy, and food security: Nigeria, a country that has historically enjoyed food surpluses.
Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on the debate over the benefits of providing cash or crops to recipient nations. He also looks into the growing effects of domestic farm law on world food markets.
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Fred de Sam Lazaro is director of the Project for Under-Told Stories at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, a program that combines international journalism and teaching. He has served with The...