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Four countries on the Horn of Africa are in the grip of hunger emergencies; a stronger Feed the Future program could help prevent agonizing crises like these.
We’re getting ready to fight for our communities as the Supreme Court seems poised to hand down some devastating decisions. One of the cases that has enormous potential for harm is WV v. EPA, which could take restraints off coal companies and result in widespread damage.
What is the nineteenth of June but a day that reveals--more than any other day throughout the year--the gross injustice and cruelty which many people endure in this country? A federal holiday is a nice step, but we have a long way to go.
Acaba de mejorar una herramienta poderosa para ayudar a las comunidades a hacer frente a los intereses corporativos.
A powerful tool for helping communities stand up to corporate interests just got better.
What would it take for corporations to implement truly sustainable business practices? A new report considers how it could happen, comparing two sectors with especially complex supply chains. The authors of the report consulted two experts from Oxfam: Suzanne Zweben and Emma Fawcett. Suzanne weighs in here with her take.