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Key NGO Monitors

Human Rights Watch: Lack of Accountability for Reproductive Rights in Argentina

HUMAN RIGHTS, SOCIETY & CULTURE

August 13, 2010

WWF Calls for Governments to Ramp Up Climate Change Talks

ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH, SUSTAINABILITY

August 11, 2010

Inter-American Commission Slams US Law for Violating Rights of Legal Residents

HUMAN RIGHTS, LAW & JUSTICE, SOCIETY & CULTURE

August 8, 2010

Regulatory Outlook: The Case of BPA

by Jon Entine

April 25, 2010

 Some NGOs claim that BPA is dangerous and are calling for regulatory intervention. In this American Enterprise Institute Regulatory Outlook, Jon Entine deconstructs the campaign, analyzes the science, and examines the role of the media.

Pressure for Clear Water Bill

Clean Water Action

April 23, 2010

NGO is pressuring for the passage of the “America’s Commitment to Clean Water Act” that is in the House at the moment.

Questions on the Doubling Agriculture Effort

Soil Association

April 21, 2010

NGO is questioning the assumptions of utilized to claim the possibility of doubling the agriculture production by 2050.

Worsening Conditions of the Jordan River

Friends of the Earth Middle East

April 21, 2010

NGO calls attention to the worsening environmental conditions of the Jordan River.

PETA Calling for Moratorium Based on Genetic Program

PETA

April 21, 2010

In Australia, PETA is calling for moratorium on wools based on the continuation of programs and treatments of lambs.

The Next Low Hanging Fruit: The Canadian Tar Sands Oil

ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH, SUSTAINABILITY

by Frederico Ferreira

April 18, 2010

 The newest NGO targets may be the annual meetings of BP and Shell.

How Corrupt Is the World Food Program?

HUMAN RIGHTS, LAW & JUSTICE

by Till Bruckner, Jon Entine

April 13, 2010

 The UN’s World Food Program claims that allegations of a scandal in Somalia are overblown and isolated. But such problems may be far more widespread than reported, and more transparency is needed.


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