Food & Water Watch

The FDA issues a correction to its GMO salmon approval documents, which highlights once again how little the agency knows about the world’s first GMO food animal.

This January was the hottest on record - then came February. Only 100% renewable energy will save us now.

A timeline of events shows that the Snyder administration knew more about the crisis than it had initially disclosed to the public — with disastrous consequences for public health.

Why is USDA still using its annual conference to advance corporate agriculture interests? 

Communities are moving away from water privatization, with its record of expensive and unreliable service, and instead opting for publicly owned water systems.

The hasty deployment of new, untested technologies is a tried-and-true mistake, particularly when used to address environmental and public health crises.

The poultry industry continues to influence lawmakers to prioritize corporate interests over public health, sound food policy and environmental concerns. Citizens in Maryland should no longer have to bail the industry out of its massive waste problem by financing poultry waste disposal. 

The two largest beer companies in the world are preparing to merge into one. After the merger, more than two-thirds of all U.S. beer would still be sold by two firms that also control much of the supply chain, further limiting consumer choice. 

The TPP is a 12-nation trade deal that is being negotiated behind closed doors and that includes some of the world’s biggest fish and seafood exporters. 

Water quality trading, also known as water pollution trading, undermines the Clean Water Act and should be illegal.