Between 2010 and 2020, more than two-thirds of U.S. rural communities experienced sustained population loss, driven by outmigration, declining birth rates, and corporate land and resource grabs that prioritize profit over community needs. This decline fuels a vicious cycle: as young people leave, rural areas lose workforce, businesses, services, and tax revenue, further eroding schools…
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At one point, Minnesota Representative Todd Lippert was hoping to be a farmer. He grew up in a small town of 700 people in northwest Iowa, and while he…
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Download these graphics and share them to social media during Earth Week 2021: April 19th – 23rd and use the hashtag #SiXAg. How are you supporting progressive agriculture and…
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On April 9th, Arizona Governor Doug Ducy signed SB 1448 into law, awarding industrial agriculture the ability to pollute while simultaneously tying the hands of neighboring residents or local…
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By Willa Childress of Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA) Early this year, the Guardian reported that residents of Mead, Nebraska — a tiny town of 600 near Omaha — were…
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