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What Does Exxon Know About Fracking That It's Not Saying?
By Wenonah Hauter
Topics:
Fracking
The Movement to Ban Fracking Gains Momentum
By Mark Schlosberg
Topics:
Fracking
Peanut, Pretzel and Popcorn Merger Pends
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Corporate Control of Food
Controversial TPP Deal Finalized
By Patrick Woodall
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Corporate Control of Food, Global Trade
Diet or Exercise? Guess Which One Coke Thinks is Driving Obesity
By Tim Schwab
Topics:
Broken Democracy
Ravenous #Foodopoly Threatens to Gobble Niman Ranch
By Kate Fried
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food
Mother Jones' Un-Watchdog-like Review of Irradiation
By Wenonah Hauter
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Monsanto Turns Its Attention to the Produce Aisle
By Genna Reed
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food, GMOs
86-ing Michigan's Line 5 Pipeline
By Mariah Urueta – Michigan Organizer
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
A Witness to Africa's Water Challenges
By Eric Weltman
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water

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