Every year, Feeding America conducts the Map the Meal Gap analysis in order to better understand hunger at the county level and provide geographically targeted solutions to feed people in need.

The report finds that food insecurity exists in virtually every county in the nation. Other findings include:

- Counties with the highest rates of food insecurity are more likely to be found in rural areas than in metropolitan regions.

- While Los Angeles County, California had the highest number of food-insecure individuals (1.6 million), Humphreys County in Mississippi holds the highest food-insecurity rate in the country at 33%.

- Among the fifty states and the District of Columbia, the highest rate of child food insecurity is 29 percent in New Mexico.

For today's Daily Action view and share the Meal Gap details in the county you call home.

The comment period for the EPA's draft of new standards to limit carbon emissions from new power plants ends on May 9th! The EPA needs to see that we support stronger standards to protect our communities from harmful carbon emissions.

For today's Secondary Action, make your voice heard. Tell the EPA to reduce carbon emissions from power plants!