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Baltimore’s Water Billing Conundrum
By Mary Grant
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Bold Vision, Bold Partners: Rep Gabbard Talks About the Strongest Climate Plan Yet
By Wenonah Hauter
A Toxic Gas Spill Hits Too Close to Home
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
California’s Fiery New Normal Means We Are All Vulnerable
By Tomás Morales Rebecchi
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment

Local businesses threatened by the fire in Ventura County.
Earth to Cuomo: Get Off Fossil Fuels
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
A Day in the Life of A Food & Water Watch Organizer
Will the DRBC Really Ban Fracking?
Topics:
Fracking
Corporate Fat Cats Launch New Environmental Attack
By Mitch Jones, Patty Lovera
Public Water Wins at the Ballot Box in New Jersey
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
An Organizer from El Salvador Sheds Light on Baltimore’s Fight for Affordable Water Service
By Rianna Eckel
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water

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