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Baltimore Becomes First Big U.S. City to Ban Water Privatization
By Rianna Eckel
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
One Big Step Towards a Frack Waste Ban in New Jersey
Food & Water Watch Supports California Prop 12 to Prevent Animal Cruelty and Promote Food Safety
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Iowans Will Not Let Factory Farms Take Over
By Emma Schmit
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
What is Ballot Question E? Banning Water Privatization in the City of Baltimore
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Another day, Another Hurricane
By Michelle Allen
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
We Need To Inspire Courage to Stop Climate Change—Not Fatalism
By Peter Thacher
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
How to Build a Better Energy Master Plan for New Jersey
Trump's New Trade Deal Helps Big Food, Fracking and Chemical Companies — Not You
By Patrick Woodall
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety, Fracking, Global Trade, GMOs
Breathing Toxins For My Birthday
By Brooke Errett
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment

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