Publication archives

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JoAnne Berkenkamp
Bill Wenzel
Last November, Rep.
by
Katie Rojas-Jahn
A new peer-reviewed study released yesterday (Read our respo
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Shiney Varghese
The new draft National Water Policy (NWP) in India, circulated by the Ministry of Water Resources to water experts, suggests that the government is poised to withdraw from its responsibilities of water service delivery, and that multinational corporations and financial institutions might have too big a say in water allocation and policy.
IATP and Healthy Legacy visited the Minnesota State Capitol this Valentine's Day to ask legislators to support toxic-free kids' products.
Physician, writer and full-time advocate, David Wallinga, M.D., represents the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) as a de facto doctor to the nation's ailing food system. Through his work, Dr. Wallinga sheds a spotlight—and a public health lens—on the less savory side of the food system, like mercury in high fructose corn syrup, or arsenic being fed to chickens and turkeys.
IATP's Healthy Food action and the American Nurses Association bring you "Driven to Distraction: Food, chemicals and child behavior."
Driven to Distraction: Food, chemicals and child behavior
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Dr. Steve Suppan
This blog entry was originally published in the Global Food Safety Monitor and as an op-ed on Food Safety News.
The Lego Llamas present: Are You Dying to Eat Chicken? to IATP's Dr. David Wallinga and other staff.