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Public Interest Groups Sue EPA to Curb Slaughterhouse Pollution
The New Amendment That Could Help Save Us From A Bad Fracking Scheme
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment, Fracking
We Can Actually Ban Factory Farms
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food
Sen. Cory Booker Just Dropped a Bill That Includes First-Ever National Factory Farm Moratorium
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Five Years After An ‘Impossible’ NY Ban On Fracking, We’re Going Even Bigger
By Angie Aker
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Fracking
USMCA is a New NAFTA and an Assault on Food, Air, and Water
Topics:
Global Trade
How Can You Tell if Chicken (Or Pork) Was Actually Inspected by USDA?
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food
Iowa’s Water Quality Continues to Decline
By Emma Schmit
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
The Fight to Stop Cricket Valley
Topics:
Fracking
Newsom Is Getting Warmer On Environmental Issues, But He’s Not Hot Yet
By Alexandra Nagy
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment

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