As federal investment in our water systems has declined precipitously, corporations like Veolia and Suez have marketed water privatization, including in the form of "public-private partnerships," as a solution to cities' water woes. But case after case shows that privatizing public water is risky business for mayors, city governments, and residents.
The Foundation for a Smoke Free World is just one more attempt by Philip Morris International, the world’s largest tobacco corporation, to polish its tarnished image and renormalize its role in public health policymaking.
To Philip Morris International: We demand your corporation pay for the health care costs associated with the tobacco epidemic and shut down the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World (FSFW), which undermines implementation of Article 5.3 of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC).
Congress is considering a bold bill that would advance water justice across the U.S., reinvigorate our public water systems, and promote democratic, community control. Urge elected officials to support The WATER Act now.
This year’s climate talks slogan is “black to green,” which is appropriate given the dirty energy companies bankrolling it. While ...
This year’s climate talks slogan is “black to green,” which is appropriate given the dirty energy companies bankrolling it. While ...
