Publication archives

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IATP
Download a PDF of the report and find links to the appendix, methodology, datasets and translations of the report at the bottom of the page.
Emissions Impossible
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Shefali Sharma
The world's 35 largest meat and dairy corporations are egregiously under reporting their greenhouse gas emissions, and could become the planet's largest climate polluters within the next few decades. Our latest report with GRAIN shows that these agribusiness giants are claiming to reduce emissions, but instead are pursuing growth strategies that will drive unsustainable levels of consumption and emissions.
Emissions Impossible
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Sharon Anglin Treat
IATP recently submitted comments on the U.S Department of Agriculture’s proposed GMO disclosure rule.
GMO Labeling
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Sharon Anglin Treat
Dr. Steve Suppan
The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) appreciates this opportunity to submit comments on the proposed rule, “National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard.” For more than 30 years, IATP has provided technical expertise and research in support of sustainable and economically viable family and small-scale farms, rural
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Timothy Wise
The victory of Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his Morena party in Sunday’s Mexican elections has stunned international observers.
IATP hosted its annual board meeting from June 24-26. Three members of the IATP Board of Directors, Becky Glass, Sivan Kartha and Board Chair Pamela Saunders, joined Josh Wise to discuss how they got involved with IATP, the challenges facing the institute today and what gives them hope in today's world. 
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The House is expected to vote on two immigration bills this week, both are not good, but one will curtail the rights of farmworkers, while further depressing the farm economy.
Farm Bill free fall
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Tara Ritter
This blog overviews the 2018 Winona County Student Dialogue that took place before the full community event.
Rural Climate Dialogues Winona High School