Alex Nagy, our Southern California Organizer, recounts how a small town fought against fracking and came out on top.
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- Broken Democracy
- Fracking
Alex Nagy, our Southern California Organizer, recounts how a small town fought against fracking and came out on top.
In 2014, New Mexico’s two largest cities were the first in the state to urge Congress to protect antibiotics for people, not factory farms.
A turnaround victory in Greece highlights the importance of grassroots mobilisation against water privitization measures.
On May 20, 2014, the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 to prohibit fracking and oil and gas development in Santa Cruz County.
Three states have successfully passed legislation requiring labels for GMO foods. We won’t stop fighting until people in every state can know what’s in their food!
Massachusetts Attorney General approves the first U.S. ban of bottled water sales in Concord, Mass.
Obvious health risks in apple juice are finally being addressed.
FLOW Florida is an example of a successful statewide effort against corporate control of water.
Californians led the first truly citizen-driven effort in the U.S. to affirm the basic human rights to water and sanitation.
On September 5, 2012, the town of Concord, MA became the first town in the United States to ban the sale of plain, single-use bottled water.
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