While both environmental and human causes contribute to famine, it could be argued that human causes play a more significant role in exacerbating food insecurity. Human factors such as conflict, inequitable distribution of resources, and political corruption often perpetuate and worsen food shortages, leading to widespread hunger and malnutrition. Additionally, misguided policies and practices can further deplete already fragile ecosystems, exacerbating environmental degradation and reducing food production capabilities. Ultimately, addressing both environmental and human causes is crucial in effectively combating famine and ensuring food security for all.
