Press Releases

Read Food & Water Watch press releases and statements to the media.

Statement
USDA Must Halt Implementation of Privatized Swine Inspection System During Coronavirus Crisis
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Statement
Maryland House Environment & Transportation Committee Fails to Safeguard Public Health, Kills Factory Farm Moratorium Legislation
By Jorja Rose
Statement
Maryland Community Choice Energy Advocates Thrilled to See Passage of Bill Allowing Local Control Over Electricity Options In Key House Committee
By Jorja Rose

Logos of groups that are actively supporting Maryland's Community Choice Energy legislation.
Statement
House Democrats’ Push to Stop Water Shutoffs During Coronavirus Is the Right Call
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Statement
Fracking Should Be Banned, Not Bailed Out
Topics:
Fracking
Statement
Passage of Loophole-riddled Virginia Clean Economy Act Misses Opportunity to Truly Address Climate Change
By Jorja Rose
$Food & Water Watch exposé on Dominion Energy's political contributions and fracking investments$
Press Release
Delegate Stewart and Senator Lam Stand with Impacted Eastern Shore Community Members and Policy Experts to Call for a Moratorium on Factory Farms in Maryland
By Jorja Rose
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety

Del. Vaughn Stewart stands with policy experts and community advocates to call for a moratorium on factory farms in Maryland.
Press Release
Statewide Leap Day Action Urges Florida Governor DeSantis to Use “Extra Day” to Ban Fracking, Presenting Him with Giant Checks to “Buy” His Time
By Jorja Rose
Topics:
Fracking

A Leap Day event in Tallahassee.
Statement
Washington State Committee Fails to Protect Public Water from Bottled Water Extraction
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Press Release
Big Agriculture Just Lost On Big Bills In States Across The Country
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety

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