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Inside Pakistan’s Untapped Fishing Industry

Pakistan has the potential to become a major producer of seafood, not only for local consumption but for the global market as well.

November 5th, 2014
Zofeen Ebrahim
November 5th, 2014
By Zofeen Ebrahim
Inside Pakistan’s Untapped Fishing Industry

Pakistan has the potential to become a major producer of seafood, not only for local consumption but for the global market as well.

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Election Day Could Make Or Break GMO Labeling Initiatives

The health impacts of GMOs are debatable, but the economic stakes are enormous. With mandatory GMO labeling referenda on the ballots in two states on Tuesday, voters will decide who sets the terms on their right to know what’s in their food: processors or themselves.

November 3rd, 2014
Carey L. Biron
November 3rd, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
Election Day Could Make Or Break GMO Labeling Initiatives

The health impacts of GMOs are debatable, but the economic stakes are enormous. With mandatory GMO labeling referenda on the ballots in two states on Tuesday, voters will decide who sets the terms on their right to know what’s in their food: processors or themselves.

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EPA Casts Doubt On Efficacy Of Pesticide Linked To Dwindling Bee Populations

“Pesticide sellers have worked hard to convince American farmers that they need to use these toxic seed treatments. Now that we know that these treatments don’t even help farmers, EPA must take action to ban them,” one environmental watchdog tells MintPress.

October 31st, 2014
Carey L. Biron
October 31st, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
EPA Casts Doubt On Efficacy Of Pesticide Linked To Dwindling Bee Populations

“Pesticide sellers have worked hard to convince American farmers that they need to use these toxic seed treatments. Now that we know that these treatments don’t even help farmers, EPA must take action to ban them,” one environmental watchdog tells MintPress.

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Density Of Industrial Hog Farms In North Carolina Prompts Civil Rights Investigation

People living near North Carolina’s large-scale hog farms have complained for decades about health and quality-of-life issues, with communities of color reportedly disproportionately affected. The EPA is now considering whether to launch a full investigation.

October 27th, 2014
Carey L. Biron
October 27th, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
Density Of Industrial Hog Farms In North Carolina Prompts Civil Rights Investigation

People living near North Carolina’s large-scale hog farms have complained for decades about health and quality-of-life issues, with communities of color reportedly disproportionately affected. The EPA is now considering whether to launch a full investigation.

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Syngenta Facing Legal Blitz Over Genetically Modified Corn

Biotech giant Syngenta’s fact sheet on a genetically modified corn urges farmers to “plant with confidence,” yet when China rejected this corn because the country hadn’t approved that particular product for its market, the entire U.S. corn industry suffered.

October 27th, 2014
Carey L. Biron
October 27th, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
Syngenta Facing Legal Blitz Over Genetically Modified Corn

Biotech giant Syngenta’s fact sheet on a genetically modified corn urges farmers to “plant with confidence,” yet when China rejected this corn because the country hadn’t approved that particular product for its market, the entire U.S. corn industry suffered.

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Canoes vs. Coal Ships: Climate Warriors Blockade World’s Largest Coal Port

In a flotilla organized to protest the causes of climate change and raise awareness of the effects, leaders from 12 Pacific Island nations set their canoes in Australian waters to tell the world: “We are not drowning. We are fighting.”

October 23rd, 2014
Christine Graef
October 23rd, 2014
By Christine Graef
Canoes vs. Coal Ships: Climate Warriors Blockade World’s Largest Coal Port

In a flotilla organized to protest the causes of climate change and raise awareness of the effects, leaders from 12 Pacific Island nations set their canoes in Australian waters to tell the world: “We are not drowning. We are fighting.”

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Uzbekistan Still Using Child Slaves To Pick Cotton

Uzbekistan may have cut back on its use of young child laborers, but its use of teens and others in its forced labor system continues drawing criticism from social groups, retailers and governments, who want to weed unethically harvested Uzbek cotton out of the supply chain.

October 20th, 2014
Carey L. Biron
October 20th, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
Uzbekistan Still Using Child Slaves To Pick Cotton

Uzbekistan may have cut back on its use of young child laborers, but its use of teens and others in its forced labor system continues drawing criticism from social groups, retailers and governments, who want to weed unethically harvested Uzbek cotton out of the supply chain.

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