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In 2006, the World Food Program produced, but never publicly released, a map charting food consumption. Dubbed the "Fat Map," it shows where the world's calories go. Nations grow or shrink based on how much the average person eats. Depending on your perspective, it maps starvation or overeating.
세계식량프로그램(WFP)이 2006년 제작한 비만지도 세계 지도에서 평균 칼로리 섭취량이 많으면 그 나라는 뚱뚱하게 나타나고 기아 상태에 가까울수록 홀쭉해진다.

Recent calculations set obesity-related health spending just in the United States at $150-$200 billion -- more than all foreign aid worldwide. The cost of extra medical care for the obese runs as high as $1400 per person annually. Over 2 billion people do not earn that much in a year.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/princess-haya-bint-al-hussein/mapping-starvation-and-th_b_357352.html