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Organizing in New Jersey to Protect Our Health & Environment From Big EPA Cuts
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Save Florida’s Beaches: Keep the Oil Industry Out
Seismic Testing: Beating Fracking Before the Drilling Starts
Topics:
Fracking
Why is the Government Using Your Tax Dollars to Support Factory Farms?
By Tarah Heinzen
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food
Our Thoughts are with All Those Threatened by Hurricane Harvey and Climate Chaos
Biking and Hiking Hundreds of Miles to Stop Climate Change
By Aliya Mejias
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Don’t Pollute our Fruit!
By Julie Light
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food, Fracking

The Pom Wonderful brand uses toxic oil wastewater to grow its pomegranates.
Advocates Denounce FTC’s Rubber Stamping of Amazon-Whole Foods Merger
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food
Maryland Legislators and Advocates Introduce 100% Clean Energy by 2035 Bill
By Jackie Filson
Food & Water Watch Calls on FTC to Extend Review of Proposed Amazon-Whole Foods Merger
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food

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