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Outrageous Lies Monsanto and Friends Are Trying to Pass off to Kids as Science
By Ronnie Cummins / AlterNet
The claims made in a book from the biotechnology industry are laughable. But these blatant lies are passed off as 'science' for schoolchildren.
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Making $2.13 an Hour and the Boss Skims Tips? How We Can Fight Exploitation in Restaurants
By Erik Loomis
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Why Hot Dogs, Chicken Nuggets and Some Other "Meats" Are Way Grosser Than 'Pink Slime'
By Ari LeVaux
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Federal Government May Lower Poultry Inspection Standards
By Renee Scott
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Got Propaganda? Why All of the Milk Industry's Health Claims Have Been Proven Wrong
By Martha Rosenberg / AlterNet
What You Should Know About the Company Pushing Genetically Engineered Salmon on Consumers
By Ari LeVaux / AlterNet
Students Eating "Pink Slime" for Lunch? Fast Foods Have Ditched the "Meat" But Schools Are Still Stuck With It
By Sarah Seltzer / AlterNet
How FreshDirect Delivers Misery Along With Your Groceries--And How Workers and the Community are Fighting Back
By Sarah Jaffe / AlterNet
I Love Food, But Food Doesn't Love Me -- What's Behind Food Intolerance?
By Casey Lazonick / AlterNet
Activists Are Reclaiming Vacant Lots For Gardens -- But Will There Be Legal Challenges?
By Anna Lekas Miller / AlterNet
How I Learned the Mainstream Myth About Eating Disorders Was Wrong
By Autumn Whitefield-Madrano / Salon
Goodbye Overconsumption: Why the Commons Can Save Us From Drowning in Too Much Stuff
By Jay Walljasper / On the Commons
Humanity's Growing Impact on the World's Freshwater
By Sandra Postel / National Geographic's Water Currents
What Are We Really Eating? Reporter Goes Undercover to Reveal the Real Story of Our Broken Food System
By Kerry Trueman / AlterNet
Making Sustainability Legal: 9 Zombie Laws That Keep Cities From Going Green
By Sara Robinson / AlterNet
Is Israel's Government Involved in Harassment Lawsuit Against Washington Food Cooperative?
By Phan Nguyen / Mondoweiss
After Bankruptcy Hostess Vows to Keep Making Twinkies, But Sacrifices Workers
By Jim Hightower / Other Words
UN Declares 2012 The Year of The Co-op: Is This The Future of Capitalism?
By Jessica Reeder / YES! Magazine
Victory: Trader Joe's Signs Fair Food Agreement, Promising Better Conditions for Workers
By Josh Eidelson / In These Times
Have Bees Become Canaries In the Coal Mine? Why Massive Bee Dieoffs May Be a Warning About Our Own Health
By Jill Richardson / AlterNet
Should Sugar Be Regulated Like a Controlled Substance? Why Some Folks Are Saying Yes
By Ari LeVaux / AlterNet
I'm on Food Stamps: My Shame and Pride in Signing up for the Most Stigmatized Benefit
By Christopher D. Cook / Salon
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