And Who Shall Feed the World? (Part 2)

Contrasts the lives of two from families: one in North Dakota-the Rnnings-who live comfortably and eat well; the other in India-the Parshads - who live in poverty. Many experts feel that the food crisis comes down to overconsumption on the one hand and overpopulation on the other. Like oil, food is fast becoming a political commodity. The question is how much does the US owe the hungry of he world. Do we have the obligation to fed them, and if we don’t, who will.