Food & Water Watch

The U.S. government is aggressively negotiating two large “free trade” deals with a dozen Pacific Rim countries and the European Union.

United Water is one of the United States' largest private water giants.

Nearly 20 years after their introduction, genetically engineered crops have not provided the benefits promised by the companies that patented them.

"It would be prudent to determine if the findings of this study are applicable to humans." 

In recent years, a push has been made to transform environmental protection around the world from regulatory regimes to cap-and-trade schemes.

An extensive review of research projects funded by “Big Oil” companies revealed insufficient academic control by universities, a lack of peer review and undue industry influence in choosing research proposals.

Instead of allowing polluters to pay to pollute, we need to enforce our environmental protections, and achieve real pollution reductions.

If you feel overwhelmed by the growing number of labels on the meat and dairy products in grocery stores, you are not alone.

Industrial facilities across the United States released more than 200 million pounds of toxic chemicals into our nation’s waterways in 2009. Many of these chemicals are known to increase the risk of cancer, reproductive and developmental problems, and a range of other health issues.

Food & Water Watch closely examined five years of State Department diplomatic cables from 2005 to 2009 to provide the first comprehensive analysis of the strategy, tactics and U.S. foreign policy objectives to foist pro-agricultural biotechnology policies worldwide.