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Food
Food & Water Watch gives you the facts about the importance of better food safety regulations, proper labeling, and new agricultural policy.
Water
Water is our most important resource. Food & Water Watch explains the importance of a trust fund for a better infrastructure that will enable safe, clean, healthy water in the U.S.
Common Resources
The Common Resources program largely focuses on pollution trading schemes, water markets, public-public partnerships, catch shares and offshore aquaculture.
Europe
Food & Water Europe exposes the worst examples of corporate behaviour and the greenwash that goes with it. We also promote research and developments that aim to bring us closer to the sustainable, productive future for a food chain people need and want.
Global
Food & Water Watch works with organizations around the world to promote a healthy food system and safe, affordable water for all.