Food & Water Watch

It is time for the Obama Administration to pay closer attention to what is going on at FSIS before public health is compromised.

Though concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) create immense quantities of manure and water pollution, new data shows how little information the EPA collects about these facilities.

Conflicts of interest in research need to be examined more closely. 

The safety of the food supply is being compromised.

If Coloradans look closely at all the neglected risks and costs of fracking, they will find that the benefits are an illusion.

Investigative reporter Kimberly Kindy unmasked a potential scam in the USDA's salmonella testing problem that allows inaccurate results, endangering consumers. 

The bottled water industry has generated demand for its product through marketing, persuading Americans that bottled water is purer and healthier than tap water, even though the U.S. federal government requires more rigorous safety monitoring of municipal tap water than it does of bottled water.

The rapid expansion of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking — a process that the oil and gas industry uses to extract natural gas and oil from shale rock formations buried deep within the Earth — has caused environmental and public health problems, and weak eminent domain laws and laws that cater to fracking and pipeline companies will only help spread these problems.

A closer look at the largest private operator of municipal water and swerer systems in the U.S.

If the governor were truly intent on determining fracking’s impacts before making any decisions, why has his administration been making big moves to ensure fracking’s approval by fall 2014?