2023年最新的achieve的用法5篇
Will the world achieve food curity
By OP Rana (China Daily)Updated: 2023-09-25 07:57
The world has to increa food production by 50 percent by 2030 and double it by 2050 to meet future demand. This ems to be the connsus among economists, scientists, politicians and reprentatives of the agricultural industry. But does the world really have to do so
Even if the global population cross 9 billion by 2050, which looks likely given the prent trend, the world may not need to double its food production if food is not wasted and dietary habits change to healthier ways.
The need for a 100 percent ri in food production was bad on a UN Food and Agriculture Organization report. But recent studies show the report implies that global food production during the 45 years from 2023 need to be raid by about 70 percent. The 30 percent gap is huge. In fact, it is equivalent to the food produced by the whole of the American continent.
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So, what is the message The world has to increa, by hook or crook, the output of agricultural and live
stock (milk, meat and eggs) products by at least 70 percent. But isn"t that a tough task, becau urbanization across the world is eating into agricultural land, and once agricultural-surplus nations have been forced to become food-
scarce countries today For example, Mexico, the land where corn originated has to import corn.
Isn"t it surprising that China, where rice was first cultivated and which is still its largest producer, has to import its staple Isn"t it surprising that not China, where tea originated and which is still its largest producer and consumer, but Kenya is its largest exporter Isn"t it surprising that India, which introduced sugar to the world, has to import sugar today And isn"t it surprising that India and Pakistan, where cotton was first cultivated, have to import cotton today
The answer to all the questions is "no", for that is the natural outcome of market economy and globalization policies. Global food production and distribution no longer depends on the simple laws of demand and supply. Instead, they depend on the intricate and complicated policies of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the whims of multinational companies.
Such policies and whims have given ri to supermarkets (even in the developing world) that waste food products, especially perishables, the most. (To e how, one needs to just watch veteran Frenc
h documentary filmmaker Agnes Varda"s The Gleaners and I.)
If we can save food from being wasted (wasting food is a common phenomenon throughout world, but more inten in the West), and if we can change our unhealthy eating habits, the world may not even have to increa the food production by 70 percent to feed the projected
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Market economy is all about increasing production infinitely and making money. So, if millions of tons of food grains rot in Indian government warehous, we should let them rot, instead of trying to distribute them among the poor and hungry people of the country. Why Becau distributing food for free goes against the laws of market economy.
nft是什么意思Despite what Economics Nobel laureate Amartya Sen says, a democratically elected government is no guarantee against famine. Or el how starvation can be explained in a democratic country like India
Food is no longer dependent on the backbreaking labor of farmers It is not dependent on the whims
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of nature or proper irrigation, either It depends on market laws worked out by international organizations such as the WTO, International Monetary Fund, World Bank and multinational corporations. It is their laws and schemes that have forced almost all or most of the African nations to become food-insufficient. It is their plans that force most of the developing world to depend on supplies from the developed countries, which perforce subsidize their agricultural products.
The world today has more than 1 billion hungry people. And even it were to double its food production, as demanded by international organizations, by 2050, it would still have 290 million hungry
people.
Where will this cycle of poverty and hunger end The answer is no one knows, not as long as the Bretton Woods institutes and multinational corporations are allowed to decide the fate of the world.
The author is a nior editor at China Daily. He can be reached at oprana@.
achieve的用法(2)
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1.acquire v.多指经过努力逐步获得才能、知识、习惯等，也可用于对财物等的获得，该词强调"一经获得就会长期持有"的含义。
Having read the book, she will be able to pass on the acquired knowledge to trainee teachers.
读完此书，她便能将从书中所得传授给实习教师。
It is through learning that the individual acquires many habitual ways of reacting to situations.
正是通过学习，个人才得以获得应付各种情况的习惯做法。
<是常用词，指不一定需要主动性和很大的努力能得到的东西，也表示
以各种方式获得所需之物。
如：Where did you get the money
你从那儿弄到的钱？
3.attain v.指经过不懈的努力获得未曾预料到的结果；也可指达到某一目标。
Jim is halfway to attaining his pilot"s licence.
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吉姆就快要拿到飞行员执照了。
The salesperson attained his sales goal for the month.这名销售员完
成了当月的销售目标。
4.obtain v.获得，买到，用于正式语体中。
He obtained the property with a bank loan.
他通过向银行贷款买下了那份房产。
Evans was trying to obtain a fal passport and
埃文斯正试图取得一本假护照和其他证件。
5.gain v.指通过较大努力获得某种利益或好处；亦可指军事上的武力夺取等。
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