15 depressing facts about our world: humanity, reflect!

This is a compilation that forces immediately stop whining, because it is a shame. After all, many on our planet far worse than us ... Website
1. Every day 22,000 children die from hunger and poverty.

2. This while in many countries around 30-50% of all uneaten foods simply rot.





< 3. At less than $ 10 a day live 80% of the world population.
4. The most common cow in the European Union receives a state subsidy of $ 2, 20 per day. It turns out that the animal makes more than 1, 2 billion poorest people in the world.

5. The fourth part of humanity lives without electricity.

6. 1, 2 billion people live where there is no normal water supply.

7. 1, 6 billion people live in areas with access to water, but afford to use can not.



8. Of all the homeless almost 34% - young people under the age of 24 years
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9. 250 million children aged 5 to 15 years are forced to work in difficult conditions.

< 10. In the world there are about 300,000 child soldiers.
11. 805 million people go hungry every day, 98% of whom live in underdeveloped countries. Among them most - kids
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12. In a world of almost 210 million orphans.

13. Each year, the US military is spending on air conditioning in Iraq and Afghanistan 20, $ 2 billion. That's more than the entire budget of NASA.





14. Cargo ships and cruise ships dump into the ocean 6, 35 billion kg of waste per year.

15. Each year, 315,000 women die in childbirth. The reason - the lack of essential nutrients due to malnutrition
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16. Although the death penalty is almost everywhere prohibited, 1 590 people were executed, 90% of whom were residents of the United States, China, Sudan, Iran, Pakistan and Iraq in 2006.



17. Each year, 2 million children die from diseases that are easily preventable. Just kids from poor families, and they can not afford treatment.

18. And as to you a list of sad statistical fact, it is worth noting that 350 million people around the world is now in the doldrums.



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