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New study shows that the tobacco industry’s efforts to preempt local public health policy with state laws has delayed the public health protections we enjoy today by an average of more than 10 years.

According to a new study by Dr. Eric Crosbie of University of Nevada, Reno and Dr. Laura Schmidt of the University of California, San Francisco, there are four key tactics the tobacco industry pursued in achieving preemption are now being modeled across abusive industries, and understanding them can be key in undoing and preventing the further proliferation of the food and beverage industry’s preemption push.

Your next chocolate bar may have been produced with child labor. Take action now to demand that Hershey, Nestlé, and Mars stop this exploitative practice immediately!

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The Trump administration is trying to cut SNAP benefits! Don’t let it. Take action now and add your name.

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Read what you’ve made possible this spring, from sending a powerhouse team to organize at June’s U.N. climate treaty negotiations ...

By Peter Bolton for The Canary. Fast food restaurant McDonald’s has long come under attack from anti-globalization campaigners for its homogenizing effect on global ...

By Nadra Nittle for Civil Eats. Buying locally really can make a difference. The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) ...

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