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Baltimore Is Ready to Fix the System It Saved
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Broken Democracy
Lame Duck Governor Tries to Sneak Line 5 Deal in Through the Backdoor
By Jenya Polozova
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Anticipated House Carbon Tax Bill is Climate Denial, Not Climate Action
She Went from Protesting a Pipeline to Winning a Seat in the State Legislature
Topics:
Fracking
A Hard-Fought Win for Public Water on California’s Monterey Peninsula
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water

Public Water Now leaders celebrate the victory on election night. From Left: George Riley, Public Water Now Director; Melodie Chrislock, Communications Director; Phil Wellman, Advertising Strategist (Wellman Advertising & Design). Photo credit: Bob Coble.
TOMORROW: Release of Massive Exposé of Dominion Energy and Announcement of Concurrent Off Fossil Fuels Bill
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Broken Democracy
Baltimore Becomes First Big U.S. City to Ban Water Privatization
By Rianna Eckel
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Smithfield Foods is In The HOGhouse
By Krissy Kasserman
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
One Big Step Towards a Frack Waste Ban in New Jersey
Food & Water Watch Supports California Prop 12 to Prevent Animal Cruelty and Promote Food Safety
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety

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