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  • Don’t Pollute our Fruit!

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    Corporate Control of Food, Fracking
    The Wonderful company grows pomegranates with oil wastewater

    The Pom Wonderful brand uses toxic oil wastewater to grow its pomegranates.

  • Advocates Denounce FTC’s Rubber Stamping of Amazon-Whole Foods Merger

    Topics: 
    Corporate Control of Food

  • Maryland Legislators and Advocates Introduce 100% Clean Energy by 2035 Bill

  • Food & Water Watch Calls on FTC to Extend Review of Proposed Amazon-Whole Foods Merger

    Topics: 
    Corporate Control of Food

  • Trump’s Infrastructure Plans Derailed Again

    Topics: 
    Corporate Control of Water

  • Bayer-Monsanto: Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right

    By Oakley Shelton-Thomas
    Topics: 
    Corporate Control of Food

  • Food & Water Watch Urges USDA to Cancel Proposal to Import Poultry From China

    Topics: 
    Corporate Control of Food, Factory Farming & Food Safety

  • Taxing Fracking: A Bad Idea Gets Even Worse

    Topics: 
    Fracking
    Clean Energy March

  • Let's Hold Maryland Legislature Accountable -- Report Card Style

    Topics: 
    Broken Democracy
    Maryland Capitol

  • Strong Local Control is the Best Defense Against Polluting Factory Farms

    By Krissy Kasserman
    Topics: 
    Factory Farming & Food Safety
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