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Planting for the Future: Health and the Farm Bill

Published May 15, 2012

IATP featured in HBO series on obesity epidemic

Published May 14, 2012

IATP applauds lawmakers’ call to FDA for action on antibiotics in ethanol production

Published May 11, 2012

International Standards for Trade in Nano-coated Produce?

Published May 8, 2012

Sustained pressure by nonprofits forces change in FDA nanotech policy

Published May 4, 2012

Planting for the future

The latest in our What's at Stake in the 2012 Farm Bill series: Health and the U.S. Farm Bill.
Nano-coated produce standards?

Research and international standards are urgently needed before exposing consumers to unnecessary and unjustiﬁable risks.
Bugs in the system

FDA, ethanol industry ignore regulations and allow unnecessary antibiotics in ethanol production
This land, our land

The latest in our What's at Stake in the U.S. Farm Bill series takes a look at rural development, energy and conservation.
Working landscapes

Farmers Angela and Kerry Knuth talk about the Working Landscapes Certificate program, which enables end users of commodity crops to support more sustainable farming practices.
Enough to eat

Food assistance and the Farm Bill: With the economy in uncertain times, food assistance is as vital as ever for many around the United States.
Defending UNCTAD

UNCTAD's role in supporting food security is crucial. Why is it being threatened?
Autism linked to food

A new study links autism in children in the United States with the typical American diet.
2012 Farm Bill: What's at Stake

In our new What’s at Stake? series, IATP analyzes how the 2012 Farm Bill will affect issues we all care about.

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Radio Sustain

In this December 6, 2011 episode, Julia Olmstead discusses U.S. exports and why they are not "feeding the world," Jim Harkness speaks on the Occupy movement and Karen Hansen-Kuhn speaks about IATP's aspirations at the Durban climate talks.

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