State illegally ignored water pollution impacts of 25,000 cow Riverview mega-dairy near Red River The post Groups Sue North Dakota Over State’s Largest Ever Mega-Dairy Permit Approval appeared first on Food & Water Watch.| Food & Water Watch
Public comments will be reviewed by the state after October 20| Food & Water Watch
The global livestock sector faces mounting pressure to identify sustainable protein alternatives for animal feed, as conventional feeding practices contribute significantly to environmental degradation. A groundbreaking solution emerges from the circular economy: black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) are reared on agroindustrial by-products, effectively upcycling food loss and waste (FLW) streams into high-value protein feed […] The post From by-products to market, the Circular Egg m...| FoodTimes
The prohibition on using meat and egg names in the labeling of foods of a different nature – meat sounding, egg sounding – intensifies the debate on an EU reform project that also considers other aspects such as the concept of ‘short supply chain‘, public procurement of agricultural and food products, and the definitions of ‘hemp‘ […] The post EU: news on meat sounding, short supply chains, hemp and vinegar appeared first on FoodTimes.| FoodTimes
Nutritional Life Cycle Assessment (nLCA) combines environmental and nutritional analysis to better assess diet sustainability.| FoodTimes
The AFFECT (Alternative Fairbanks Farm Education & Cooperative Training) project run by the Fairbanks Soil and Water Conservation District has been providing new farmer educational experiences for folks interested in farming in the interior of Alaska. Read more about the 2025 Cohort! The post AFFECT: Recap of the 2025 community-based farmer training program appeared first on Alaska Food Policy Council.| Alaska Food Policy Council
This story is supported by funding from the Chicago Region Food Systems Fund. Each day before sunrise, David Huerta checks his rearview mirror for immigration enforcement agents as he drives through the dark to a warehouse in a southwest Chicago suburb. Once he’s clocked in, he peers periodically through the windows on the truck dock, […] The post Threat of ICE raids shadows every shift in Chicago’s food warehouses appeared first on Investigate Midwest.| Investigate Midwest
"Iowans need more clean water protections — not less."| Food & Water Watch
More than 1 in 4 U.S. children under age 5 rely on WIC program for food assistance| Food & Water Watch
In Palmer, Alaska, Sun Circle Farm has become a model of small-scale organic farming. Run by Ann-Corinne Kell, the farm produces a diverse mix of vegetables and flowers on about three acres of cultivated land. The post Sun Circle Farm: Growing Organically in Alaska appeared first on Alaska Food Policy Council.| Alaska Food Policy Council
Hosted by the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Field Days is an annual opportunity for the public to connect with the researchers who are shaping the future of food systems, land use, and sustainability in our state. Check out staff member Ellen Olack's firsthand experience.| Alaska Food Policy Council
After decades of resistance and regulatory delays, genetically modified (GM) wheat has reached a pivotal stage in the United States. This article analyses HB4 drought-tolerant wheat developed by Bioceres Crop Solutions, with particular attention to its approval for cultivation by the USDA in August 2024 and the subsequent commercialisation partnership announced in September 2025 with […] The post GM wheat lands in the United States appeared first on FoodTimes.| FoodTimes
Group provides comments on first day of hearings about Clean Transportation Fuel Program| Food & Water Watch
The MAHA report is yet another step in Trump’s dangerous deregulatory agenda that will make America very, very sick.| Food & Water Watch
New Mexico has some of the largest mega-dairies in the country. CTFP, a “clean fuel” program, could entrench and enrich these polluting facilities.| Food & Water Watch
Iowa drinking water nitrate contamination routinely exceeds federal safety thresholds, as new evidence suggests toxicity of even low level exposure| Food & Water Watch
UNI 1615303 draft standard defines agroecology terminology based on FAO elements and Gliessman's 5-level framework for sustainable agriculture transition.| FoodTimes
Paris Administrative Court of Appeal issued a landmark ruling on pesticides, ordering reform of the evaluation system and recognizing the cocktail effect, setting key precedents for environmental protection across the EU.| FoodTimes
Discover bssissa: the ancient Maghreb superfood combining cereals & legumes for complete amino acids. A heritage-based model for modern RTD beverages.| FoodTimes
EU's comprehensive algae and microalgae industry study reveals pathways for sustainable aquaculture, organic farming, and climate solutions| FoodTimes
Pacific Legal Foundation plaintiff does not appeal court decision in dangerous lawsuit seeking to gut longstanding “Swampbuster” protections| Food & Water Watch
As cancer lawsuits cut into profits, Roundup-producer Bayer is behind legislation in 12 states and Congress to shield pesticide corporations from health related lawsuits| Food & Water Watch
Bayer has spent over $200K in Iowa since introducing the unpopular Cancer Gag Act to shield pesticide corporations from health related lawsuits| Food & Water Watch
California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard Incentivizes Factory Farm Pollution Nationwide| Food & Water Watch
“As we approach Independence Day, Republicans in Congress have passed a budget that is a direct attack on life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."| Food & Water Watch
The post A LANDWORKERS’ ALLIANCE LAND USE VISION FOR AGROECOLOGY AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY appeared first on Landworkers Alliance.| Landworkers Alliance
On Wednesday, March 26, 2025, CCI convened Part 1 of the Good Food Finance Network’s Data Systems Integration Forum. This virtual discussion forum focused on work needed to activate…| Good Food Finance Network
Is this surprising to anyone? Researchers found that the bird flu virus isolated from a sick dairy worker is capable of replicating in human airway cells. Perhaps it's time to consider the next plandemic.| SHTF Plan