"$6 billion to help 42 million people that are literally going to die if we don't reach them. It's not complicated," he added.
Among the reviews, the administration particulars how local weather change is driving migration, the primary time the US authorities is formally recognizing the {link} between local weather change and migration. The WFP has warned about this swell of motion previously, notably within the "Dry Corridor" area in Central America.
"For example, take the United States and the region in Central America, the Dry Corridor, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua -- just down in that area alone," mentioned Beasley Tuesday. "We're feeding a lot of people down there and the climate is just changing with hurricanes and flash flooding; it's just devastating."
Humanitarian organizations just like the WFP have struggled to get provides to these in want within the area, compounding the disaster.
"I don't know where they're getting the food from," mentioned Beasley within the wide-ranging interview. "We're out of fuel. We're out of cash, in terms of paying our people and we are running out of money and we can't get our trucks in."
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