Press Releases

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Statement
People Power Kicks Rick Snyder Out of Harvard
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Press Release
Public Interest Groups Launch Legal Action to Protect Waterways from Slaughterhouse Pollution
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Statement
Advocacy Group Calls on Harvard to Fire Governor Responsible for Flint Crisis "Before the End of His First Day"
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Press Release
Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration Decision to Exempt Factory Farms From Reporting Hazardous Air Pollution
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Statement
In Florida, Even Trump-aligned Republicans Support a Fracking Ban. Democratic Presidential Candidates Should Follow Suit.
By Jorja Rose
Topics:
Fracking
Press Release
In Baltimore: Union Members, Homeless Persons Representatives, Faith and Water Advocates to Speak Out Against Inequitable Water Rate Hikes
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Statement
U.S. Senate Takes First Step on PFAS Health Crisis But Fails to Hold Polluters Accountable
Topics:
Broken Democracy
Statement
Iowa's New DNR Director Under Fire for Close Ties to Ag Industry
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Press Release
Canadians and Americans Praise Attorney General’s Lawsuit Against Enbridge’s Line 5
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Statement
PES Refinery Has No Place in a World That Must of Get Off Fossil Fuels
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment

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