Moneyed interests like the Koch Brothers have too much influence over government officials who are supposed to serve the public good – not corporate profits.
A handful of powerful corporations like Monsanto make most of the decisions that affect the food we eat and the water we drink.
Profit – not what's right for our communities, our health, or the environment – drives too many decisions about the things that matter most.
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New technologies — like genetic engineering — create uncertainties and risk that should be carefully evaluated rather than being rapidly pushed onto the market.
The EPA injected politics into its fracking report with a controversial top-line. Now the agency has a choice: clarify its controversial topline or continue to promote fracking.
Our public water systems have provided access to drinking water and safe disposal of wastewater for decades, but now we need a way to keep our water systems safe.
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Are there GMOs lurking in your pantry? Without clear on-package labeling, GMO foods are surprisingly hard to avoid.
When just a handful of companies make and sell most of our food, consumers, farmers, the environment and our democracy lose out.
Our guides show you what's behind the labels at the grocery store.
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