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Food companies' idea of healthy draws new heat

May 12, 2013
Philadelphia Inquirer
Challenge Corporate Abuse of Our Food

Another crusade launched last week by a Boston-based consumer group, Corporate Accountability International, is taking aim at McDonald's. The group's social-media- based campaign, called MomsNotLovinIt, faults McDonald's...
Banning plastic water bottles in Bay Area parks is overdue

April 30, 2013
San Francisco Examiner
Think Outside the Bottle

Supporting a ban on the sale of plastic water bottles on federal parkland in San Francisco, surrounding counties and Yosemite National Park seems like a no-brainer for a city that regards itself as the epicenter of environmental consciousness.

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Mount Holyoke, Hampshire College to celebrate bottled-water-free commencement

May 16, 2013
Think Outside the Bottle

Move a response to student pressure, growing public awareness …
This Mother’s Day: Moms Aren’t Lovin’ It

May 8, 2013
Challenge Corporate Abuse of Our Food

This Mother’s Day – as McDonald’s meets intensifying scrutiny of its marketing with new tactics to hook kids on its product – a broad coalition of moms from prominent bloggers to a bestselling author is calling on the burger giant’s CEO, Don Thompson, to give moms a break.

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Marketing Food to Children: Anna Lappe at TEDx Manhattan 2013

Author and activist Anna Lappe takes on the billion-dollar business of marketing junk food, soda, and fast food to children and teens.
Corporate Accountability International speaking at the UN

Staff member Shayda Edwards Naficy attends the United Nations Human Rights Council Plenary Session on behalf of Corporate Accountability International.

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