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Africa is paying the price of low productivity because of limited use of commercial fertilizers by smallholder farmers who produce the bulk of the continent's food.

The senator says “the evidence is clear: the ban worked.” Except there's no evidence it saved lives.

US Department of Labor investigations have uncovered hundreds of cases in which oil and gas workers, many involved in dangerous jobs, are being cheated of earnings.

At the recent international Biosafety Alliance conference in Portland, Oregon, educators, attorneys, human rights activists and organic farmers contrasted the apocalyptic consequences of genetically modified crop cultivation and people's …

When proponents claim that the broken windows policing strategy reduces crime, they overlook that it has marshaled state power for a very unfair model of urban development in every …

Naomi Klein's new book resets the debate over global warming by focusing on how it is integrally related to the current economic system that spans the globe.

Demands for civility almost always come from people who have forfeited their right to the respect they demand.

Cooperators and activists come together to discuss how to grow a worker co-op sector in NYC

Chile, one of the most conservative countries in Latin America, is getting ready for an unprecedented debate on the legalization of therapeutic abortion.

The VA announced it will cover health care costs for Marine dependents who contracted cancer and other illnesses from toxic water at Camp Lejeune, as promised two years ago.