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We Can’t Buy Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis
By Jim Walsh
Senate Farm Bill: Some Progress?
By Patty Lovera
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food, Factory Farming & Food Safety
Taking Water Privatization to Court in Camden, New Jersey
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
With Sunoco Pipeline Decision Looming, Report Shows Ties Between PUC Commissioners and Fossil Fuel Companies
The 411 on the Poor People’s Campaign
By Samantha Nelson
Topics:
Broken Democracy
Big Ag’s False Solution
By Krissy Kasserman
Following the Money to Nowhere
By Nikita Naik
Topics:
Pollution Trading
The Right Fix for Chemours Waste Dumping Law is a Ban on Frack Waste
Topics:
Fracking
We’ll Be Back for a Ban on Fracking in Illinois
By Zhenya Polozova
Topics:
Fracking
Oxnard Celebrates a Hard-Won Victory: Fighting Off a Filthy Power Plant
By Tomás Morales Rebecchi
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment

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