Food & Water Watch

Find out where the movement is growing to stop fracking. 

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is the first trade deal that includes special provisions on genetically engineering (GMO) crops. It would encourage countries to approve and cultivate GMO crops and would make it harder to regulate GMO crops or food. 

A proposed rate hike will be felt the hardest by low-income residents and seniors.

The EPA injected politics into its fracking report with a controversial top-line. Now the agency has a choice: clarify its controversial topline or continue to promote fracking.

Mandatory pollution controls, not voluntary efforts like trading, are what have actually worked in cleaning up our polluted waterways. 

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) primarily benefits the agribusiness and food manufacturing companies that buy, process and ship raw agricultural commodities.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) puts agribusiness and food indsutry interests ahead of keeping our food safe. 

Despite the biotech industry’s claims, there are many risks and problems inherent in the push toward genetically engineered (GMO) crops and animals.

Our public water systems have provided access to drinking water and safe disposal of wastewater for decades, but now we need a way to keep our water systems safe. 

Net metering is a key to expanding solar electricity. Guess who’s atttacking it?