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Press Advisory: Concentration in Agriculture Sector and the Bayer-Monsanto Merger
An event at the National Press Club will delve into two new research pieces on the Bayer-Monsanto merger.
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GMO Arctic Apple Scavenger Hunt
Help us find where the GMO apple is hiding. Check if your store is selling packages of sliced “Arctic Apples,” let them know you don’t want them to carry it, and then let us know what you learn…
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Sam Clovis USDA Nomination Withdrawn
Hundreds of thousands of Americans spoke out to stop Clovis and Trump’s extreme agenda.
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Clovis Nomination Stalls, Groups Must Reverse Position
Clovis’ involvement in the Mueller probe is just one more reason that the Senate must reject his nomination.
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The Future of Food: The Next Generation of GMOs
Instead of investing in potential problems masquerading as solutions, shouldn’t we invest in the transparent, organic, humane, and socially just production of real food in a way that benefits farmer…
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Less and Better Meat is Key for a Healthier Planet
We can go a long way in that direction by shifting public policy and institutional purchasing to help people shift to protein sources—from both plants and animals—that are better for our bodies an…
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Friends of the Earth stresses holistic benefits of grass-fed beef in response to new Oxford study
Eating less meat is key to combatting climate change, but let’s focus on reducing consumption of inhumane, polluting factory-farmed meat that dominates the US beef market.
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The School Lunch Recipe for Climate Action
As California moves to slash greenhouse gases dramatically by 2030, and schools in San Francisco and elsewhere look to reduce their carbon emissions, a key ingredient is missing from the conversation:…
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Chain Reaction III Executive Summary
The declining ability of antibiotics to cure diseases they once easily vanquished is a growing public health crisis.
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More Than Half of Top 25 Restaurant Chains Commit to Responsible Antibiotics Use in Chicken, But Progress on Beef and Pork Still Lags
According to the CDC, drug-resistant infections sicken at least two million people every year and at least 23,000 die as a result.