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Newsletter: Summer 2010

July 1, 2010
Articles include: Retire Ronald puts McDonald's predatory marketing on the hot seat; Survey: more mayors buck the bottle; Colorado goes bottled water free; Grassroots groundswell: action committees growing in cities near you.
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Clowning with Kids' Health: The Case for Ronald McDonald's Retirement

May 1, 2010
Released in May 2010 on the eve of the launch of the Retire Ronald effort, Clowning With Kids’ Health: The Case for Ronald McDonald's Retirement draws on a mountain of evidence - including findings from a nationwide poll commissioned by Corporate Accountability International - to make the case that it is time for the most well-recognized American marketing icon to be retired.
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Smokescreen for Smuggling

April 10, 2010
In 2005, the first global public health and corporate accountability treaty took effect to turn back the tide of the world’s largest preventable cause of death – tobacco. Today, 168 countries have ratified the global tobacco treaty, known formally as the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).
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Newsletter: Spring 2010

March 1, 2010
Articles include: Getting states off the bottle; Film release: the story of bottled water; Turkey pays the high price of World Bank's water; Ronald McDonald, salesman for Big Ag.
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Getting States Off the Bottle

January 1, 2010
Eliminating state spending on bottled water, except in cases where access to a municipal supply is unavailable, is an easy way to demonstrate in word and deed the importance of investing in strong public water systems.

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