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    Writing Task 2 IELTS

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    The document asks why world hunger still exists despite advances in agriculture, and what can be done about it. Two primary causes of ongoing hunger are discussed: climate change which damages food production through extreme weather, and wars or conflicts which displace people from their land. Potential solutions proposed include improving early warning systems for farmers, increasing agricultural experts in vulnerable regions, and enacting stricter laws and regulations to reduce violence threatening lives worldwide.

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    The document asks why world hunger still exists despite advances in agriculture, and what can be done about it. Two primary causes of ongoing hunger are discussed: climate change which damages food production through extreme weather, and wars or conflicts which displace people from their land. Potential solutions proposed include improving early warning systems for farmers, increasing agricultural experts in vulnerable regions, and enacting stricter laws and regulations to reduce violence threatening lives worldwide.

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    The document asks why world hunger still exists despite advances in agriculture, and what can be done about it. Two primary causes of ongoing hunger are discussed: climate change which damages food production through extreme weather, and wars or conflicts which displace people from their land. Potential solutions proposed include improving early warning systems for farmers, increasing agricultural experts in vulnerable regions, and enacting stricter laws and regulations to reduce violence threatening lives worldwide.

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    In spite of the advances made in agriculture, many people around the world still go hungry.

    Why
    is this the case? What can be done about this problem?

    SAMPLE ANSWER

    Despite the developments and breakthroughs in the agricultural sector, millions of people still
    suffer from hunger and malnutrition. This essay will highlight some primary causes of this and
    suggest possible measures that governments and anti-hunger organisations could take to combat
    this problem.

    One of the major reasons for the rise in world hunger is climate change. Although various
    advances have been made in agriculture during the past few decades, food production is still
    seriously affected by extreme weather events, such as prolonged droughts or violent storms.
    People living in regions affected by these natural disasters often suffer from food shortages and
    famine. Another cause is wars and conflicts, which are taking place in many parts of the world.
    People living in conflict or war zones are often forced to leave their land and move to a new
    terrain where they might have difficulty making ends meet.

    Governments and large organisations should work together in order to effectively fight world
    hunger. First, early warning systems for extreme events should be improved so that farmers have
    enough time to prepare for those events and take necessary actions to save their crops. Second, it
    is necessary to send more experienced scientists and experts in the field of agriculture to regions
    frequently suffering from climate change so that they can do more research and find the most
    effective methods to improve food production in these areas. Another solution would be for
    international governments to introduce new laws and stricter regulations in order to deal with
    violent attacks, social riots, conflicts and wars, which are threatening the lives of millions
    worldwide.

    In conclusion, various approaches could be implemented to help fight world hunger driven by
    climate change as well as by wars and conflicts, which are taking place in many regions around the
    globe.
    (written by Nguyen Huyen)

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