Answer: neither — they just aspects of a bigger problem that includes our still-expanding population.
World population passed 7 billion late in 2011 or early in 20121. Around one third of those 7 billion live in varying degrees of wealth, with more than enough food. Indeed, the dietary habits of the wealthy third are characterised by growing incidence of obesity & overweight. This is the same third that is largely responsible for climate change, & will be most affected by peak oil.
Of the remaining two thirds, many have a reasonable standard of living & enough to eat. Some though, live in poverty with malnutrition & famine a constant threat. You've seen the photos.
World population is expected to pass 9 billion around 20501. I.e. two billion more than we can't feed now.
http://www.resilience.org/stories/2014-09-02/why-peak-oil-refuses-to-die
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