Fracked hydrocarbon exports help bolster the plastics industry at the expense of communities and the environment, in Pennsylvania and beyond.

Factory farms place our public health and food supply at risk, pollute the environment and our drinking water, and wreck rural communities—while increasing corporate control over our food.

To protect our ability to live on this planet, we need to change how we define and meet our energy needs. We need renewable energy now.

Fracking for oil and gas isn't safe. To protect our water, our air, our health and our climate, we must stop fracking.

We help communities resist pressure to sell and outsource their public water systems to private corporations and keep control of this precious resource.   

Food & Water Watch is leading the fight to protect our successful environmental laws and keep the marketplace from undermining critical protections with new credit trading approaches to pollution control.

Food & Water Watch fought alongside our progressive allies across the country to make it impossible for Congress to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which could have demolished important environmental and consumer protections. 

It’s time to end the overuse of antibiotics on factory farms, which leads to antibiotic-resistant bacteria that endanger people’s health.  

Big oil and gas companies are threatening our public lands, including some iconic national treasures. Food & Water Watch is organizing to pass a ban on fracking on public lands.

Food & Water Watch is working with students at colleges and universities across the United States to promote tap water over bottled water on their campuses.