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Back off Blackstone! Standing in Solidarity Against Privatization Wherever It Threatens
By Elia Sherman
Topics:
Fracking
After Years of Crisis, Detroit Residents Are Demanding Affordable Water Legislation. And They’re Demanding it Now.
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Porter Ranch Families Still Waiting for Answers
By Julie Light
Topics:
Fracking
Fracking Waste Ban Stalls in the Senate, But Connecticut Towns Move Forward
By Jennifer Siskind
Topics:
Fracking
Atlantic City Residents: No Water Takeover Without a Vote
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Trump’s Infrastructure Plan is a Corporate Giveaway
By Christian Detisch
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back for Factory Farm Reforms
By Krissy Kasserman
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food
Can Fracking Be Zoned Out in Pennsylvania?
By Doug Shields
Topics:
Fracking
Post-Paris, New Yorkers Won’t Be Stopped
By Alex Beauchamp
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Florida Is Ready To Ban Fracking: We’ll Prove It
Topics:
Fracking

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