Food & Water Watch

Press Releases

Read Food & Water Watch press releases and statements to the media.

Press Release
Iowa's Water is the Loser this Legislative Session
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Statement
Trump's Budget Serves Industry Profits at the Expense of Our Health
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Corporate Control of Food, Corporate Control of Water
Statement
Senate Committee Passes Fracking Bill but Leaves In Major Loophole
Topics:
Fracking
Press Release
Citing Sunoco’s Refusal to Disclose Emergency Information, State Lawmakers Press Wolf for Mariner Moratorium
Topics:
Fracking
Statement
It's "Way Past Time" Gov. Bevin Took Action on Martin County
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Press Release
Climate Movement Demands New York Move Off Fossil Fuels
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Statement
Chester County Empanels Sunoco Grand Jury
Topics:
Fracking
Press Release
Advocacy Groups File Amicus Brief Supporting 21 Young Climate Fighters in Juliana v. U.S.
Statement
Senate Committee Tables Sister Fracking Ban Still With Major Loophole
Topics:
Fracking
Press Release
Representative Dean Fisher Single-Handedly Holding Up Clean Water Legislation
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety

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