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WEB2 days ago · Work Locally, Make a Difference. Food & Water Watch mobilizes regular people to build political power to move bold & uncompromised solutions to the most pressing food, water, and climate problems of our time. We work to protect people’s health, communities, and democracy from the growing destructive power of the most powerful economic interests.
Staff - Food & Water Watch
WEBMay 11, 2020 · Staff Attorney. Boise, ID. E-MAIL. Tyler Lobdell joined Food & Water Watch’s legal team as a staff attorney in 2019, and focuses on combating factory farms through legal advocacy. Prior to joining Food & Water Justice, Tyler spent two years as the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s Food Law Fellow. A …
Research - Food & Water Watch
WEBJun 17, 2020 · Read Food & Water Watch’s meticulously researched reports, fact sheets, case studies, policy briefings and more. Welcome! Past research is currently being migrated to our new site. You can search our PDF directory or, if you are looking for something specific, please email [email protected]. Selling Snake …
Managing Directors - Food & Water Watch
WEBFeb 17, 2021 · Berkeley, CA. →. Mark Schlosberg is the Managing Director of Research and Litigation. With Food & Water Watch since 2008, Mark has previously served as the California Director, Organizing Director, and Political Director. As Organizing Director, Mark helped launch Food & Water Watch’s national campaign to ban fracking and worked on …
Baltimore Advocates Urge Full Implementation of Water …
WEBJun 15, 2022 · Baltimore, MD — Today, the Baltimore City Board of Estimates voted to approve a water rate hike, increasing rates by three percent a year for the next three years.The rate schedule would increase a typical household’s water, sewer and stormwater bill from $118.46 a month currently to $130.21 a month, beginning in July 2024.
Guide to Safe Tap Water and Water Filters - Food & Water Watch
WEBFeb 16, 2016 · Guide to Safe Tap Water and Water Filters. Food & Water Watch. Published Feb 16, 2016. Clean Water. Update (Nov. 15, 2023): This guide has been updated with new information on filtering PFAS. Drinking tap water should be safe, affordable, and taste good. Follow our guide to check your tap water quality and find the best filtration system for you.
A National Ban On Fracking Is Key | Food & Water Watch
WEBMar 6, 2021 · A National Ban On Fracking Is Key. Banning fracking everywhere is crucial. If we don't, the fossil fuel industry will lock us into climate chaos for decades. The corporations that hype fracking — short for hydraulic fracturing, a method that uses high pressure water and chemical cocktails to break up deep shale formations in order to extract ...
Food System - Food & Water Watch
WEBAug 18, 2020 · Learn. Research We publish hard-hitting evidence to stop polluting industries; News & Opinions Read the latest news and opinions from Food & Water Watch; Press Center We’re in the headlines fighting polluters — see the latest news; Featured Legal We fight in the courts to stop polluters and make the government do its job
WEBg Ag, Big Oil and California’s Big Water Problem As California suffers through a historic climate change-accelerated megadrought and dwindling freshwater supply,1 the state has an opportunity to revamp how it ma. es its water resources to better serve its people. But right now, arcane allocation of water rights, lack of transparency, deferred ...
The Sickening Toll of Fracking in Pennsylvania - Food & Water …
WEBSep 28, 2023 · Under Pennsylvania law, fracking operations can get as little as 500 feet away from homes. Fracking’s proximity to homes, schools, farms, hospitals, and workplaces is a major concern. Research shows that people who live closer to wells are at higher risk of suffering health problems.
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