Their high-dollar campaign to put a happy face on this risky practice is designed to challenge the growing movement to ban fracking that's heating up across the country.
A ban would protect public health and our essential resources, sending the message that our communities are more important than the interests of the big oil and gas companies.
The U.S. Water Trade Mission to India to secure the entry of U.S.-based corporations into the lucrative Indian water market has Indian water activists seething.
In our broken food system, a few powerful players make all of the decisions about what we eat and write the rules for the economic survival of independent producers.
The real culprits are the industries that dump pollutants into our water, and the elected officials who are failing to fund our drinking and wastewater systems.
