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  • Scott Pruitt's Troublesome Ties to the Oil and Gas Industry

    By Christian Detisch, Alison Grass
    Topics: 
    Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment, Fracking
    Scott Pruitt Quote

  • The Fracking Influence Pipeline: Trump’s Cabinet Nominees

    By Christian Detisch
    Topics: 
    Broken Democracy, Fracking
    Trump smirk

  • Sessions Led Deregulation of Fracking... And Then Profited From It

    Topics: 
    Fracking
    Jeff Sessions

  • Corporate States of America: Industry Ties to Trump's Cabinet Nominations

    By Jo Miles
    Topics: 
    Broken Democracy, Factory Farming & Food Safety, Fracking
    Trump Cabinet

  • New York Times confirms GMO industry ties at National Academies of Sciences

    By Tim Schwab
    Topics: 
    GMOs
    GMO corn and money - GMOs are for corporate profits

  • Our Top 5 Victories of 2016

    By Christian Detisch
    Victory

  • Why Working Locally Is the Key to Banning Fracking

    By Christian Detisch
    Topics: 
    Fracking
    Local Fracking Fights

  • Trump’s Infrastructure Plan: Selling Our Public Water to Wall Street

    By Christian Detisch
    Topics: 
    Corporate Control of Water

  • The Fight Against the Dakota Access Pipeline Continues

    Topics: 
    Fracking

  • New GMO Survey Misleads

    By Tim Schwab
    Topics: 
    GMOs
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