Food & Water Watch Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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“Every single child in the world is expected to suffer from at least one climate change-related event in the next 10 years.” For the sake of future and present generations, it’s up to all of us to push @POTUS and Congress to take real climate action NOW! https://t.co/umcBAEGPYE

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Join us for a virtual discussion on Thursday, March 16 with author @MSPAlternatives on his new book – “Meanings of Public and the Future of Public Services” – which explores how we can build equitable public services to ensure water access for all: https://t.co/yjSupZrH3K https://t.co/tsx3ZsLOac

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Despite new laws that call for a shift away from fossil fuels, which provide that vast majority of power on the island, Biden’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is allowing Hurricane Maria relief money to "underwrite a rebuild of the old fossil fuel system."

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Sixty years ago, Rachel Carson released her seminal book, Silent Spring, whose publication gave birth to the EPA, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act and more. Join our friends @foe_us on 10/25 for a webinar on what’s at stake and how we can fight back: https://t.co/BINB738b2k https://t.co/HYaLLXJHtx

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Our next Livable Future Live event is on Tuesday, January 31! We’ll chat with @NathanielRich, author of the book “Losing Earth” – which dives into how the fossil fuel industry weakens climate policy through misinformation & influence. Will you join us? https://t.co/RYuq6fuznr https://t.co/ALyLI7g165

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Our next Livable Future Live event is on 6/21! Learn about the environmental impacts of microplastics and solutions to this crisis from @mrMattSimon, author of “A Poison Like No Other: How Microplastics Corrupted Our Planet and Our Bodies.” RSVP here: https://t.co/BS8Asye0n3 https://t.co/brdSqavVyD

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Despite new laws that call for a shift away from fossil fuels, which provide that vast majority of power on the island, Biden’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is allowing Hurricane Maria relief money to "underwrite a rebuild of the old fossil fuel system."

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Are you looking for a summer read to motivate your climate work? Check out Still Hopeful: Lessons from a Lifetime of Activism by Maude Barlow, longtime climate activist and Food & Water Watch Board Chair! https://t.co/i6ycSmZsPd

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Despite new laws that call for a shift away from fossil fuels, which provide that vast majority of power on the island, Biden’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is allowing Hurricane Maria relief money to "underwrite a rebuild of the old fossil fuel system."

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