Food & Water Watch

Maryland has an opportunity to ban fracking now.

Around half of the fish that the world eats for dinner comes from fish farms.

Factory fish farms crowd fish (and their waste) together, and compensate for these stressful conditions by relying on antibiotics, pesticides and other chemicals. 

The marriage between the leading synthetic biology company and one of the biggest agribusinesses in the U.S. could be catastrophic.

Fracking causes many public health and environmental problems and the last thing that Pennsylvanians need is another way for the oil and gas industry to capitalize on the Marcellus Shale at the expense of their health and well-being.

It's time that the FDA face the facts. The science simply isn't there to support approval of GE salmon.

Allowing the industry to build out its sprawling pipeline infrastructure and to lock-in decades more of U.S. dependence on natural gas would be a colossal mistake.

The potential for widespread hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” threatens New York’s abundance of farmers markets, community-supported agriculture, and locally grown produce and food products. 

AquaBounty has clearly not demonstrated that GE salmon is safe for consumers or the environment or the fishing industry.

As with cap-and-trade, cap-and-dividend sets up a pay-to-pollute scheme whereby industry can simply purchase the right to degrade your land, air and waterways.