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In a statement, National Nurses United officials said they continue to monitor the growing season, which includes May through September.

The World Health Organization said in a statement that the country had "inadequate" food and water supplies and needs a "broad and varied plan to support its citizens."

"We continue to work to ensure the health and environment as a whole, along with the needs of all, is protected and maintained within the framework of the global food and drinking standards," said Andrew Stryk, executive director, Oxfam International.

In early October, National Nurses United launched a "We Can Save Our World" campaign to raise awareness and money for food insecurity across the country.

Womens groups often refer to this campaign as a $100 million "We Can Save Our World."

The first campaign, led by the Sisters of the Earth in North Carolina, was launched in December 2012, and now has about $80 million to date.

Cheryl Brown, national communications director for the nonprofit Sisters of the Earth, said that "in the past year, women have seen themselves in a lot of ways who have lived in an environment that requires them to work," such as having to












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