Letter asking that the United States work collaboratively with G8 partners in support of the urgent action that is required to address critical links between global warming and global poverty.

Many sunscreen manufacturers are now including potentially dangerous manufactured nanoparticles in their sun care products. This underscores the need for labeling requirements and regulation.

Corporations around the world are rapidly introducing thousands of tons of nanomaterials into the environment and onto the faces and hands of millions of people, despite the growing body of evidence indicating that nanomaterials can be toxic to humans and

The Green Scissors 2004 report focuses on a few particularly egregious policies and programs that should be addressed immediately.

Fact sheet provides background on mad cow disease and explains the factors for its introduction in North America.

Green Scissors 2003 outlines 68 recommendations that would do much to protect our natural resources, reduce unnecessary government spending by more than $58 billion, and help guide our nation towards a more sustainable economic and ecological future.

This report describes 78 programs that Congress and the administration should cut.

The Green Scissors Campaign highlights programs for reform in the following six sectors: agriculture, energy, international and military programs, public lands, transportation and water.

This report presents five new recommendations not included in earlier Green Scissors Campaign reports.