Environmental causes such as droughts, floods, and other natural disasters can certainly contribute to famine by destabilizing food production and distribution systems. However, it can be argued that human causes of famine, such as conflicts, inequality, and lack of political will to address food insecurity, are even more critical. These factors can exacerbate the effects of environmental issues and prevent access to food even in times of plenty. Ultimately, addressing both environmental and human causes of famine is crucial in order to prevent widespread hunger and suffering.
