Wenonah Hauter

The creation of a new genetically modified apple highlights once again the need for clear labeling of this kind of food.

The greenwashed economy threatens our ability to pursue sustainable development.

Project WET’s supposed mission is a slap in the face to any community that has had its water muscled away by Nestle.

Private companies are aggressively trying to expand their share of the water service market, and too often we’re getting a raw deal.

Engineered crops have steadily increased over the past 15 years, despite the lack of independent research on their long-term effects on human health and the environment.

To make real, lasting improvements in our food system, we have to get to the root of the problem.

In addition to poisoning our water, homes, and bodies, fracking is eroding the quality of life in rural America.

Factory farms for fish are a growing problem that don’t deserve Washington’s support.

Triclosan can impair thyroid function, upset estrogen and testosterone levels, and promote problems that could interfere with fetal development.

Our aging water systems are long past due for a major overhaul.