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GMO labeling is finally here (sort of) - Vimarsana News

GMO labeling is finally here (sort of)

Agriculture industry leaders ended 2021 disappointed that a bill with bipartisan support could not get any traction in the Senate.

Voting closes on concessions contract at Kellogg's, while union uses divide-and-conquer tactics to break strike - Vimarsana News

Voting closes on concessions contract at Kellogg's, while union uses divide-and-conquer tactics to break strike

The BCTGM is copying the UAW’s method used to break the John Deere strike of dividing workers up by plant, seeking to isolate the more militant plants from the less militant.

Source: wsws.org
National Labor Relations Board orders new union election at Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama - Vimarsana News

National Labor Relations Board orders new union election at Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama

The Biden administration is intervening not to defend workers’ democratic rights, but to impose a labor police force over this decisive section of the working class

Source: wsws.org
This Thanksgiving, Let's Embrace a Resilient New Tradition - Vimarsana News

This Thanksgiving, Let's Embrace a Resilient New Tradition

Let's examine the oppression on our plates behind the Thanksgiving turkey and start a kinder, healthier, more inclusive tradition this year.

Vermont Law Banning Food Waste Leads to More Compost—and "Separation" Anxiety - Vimarsana News

Vermont Law Banning Food Waste Leads to More Compost—and "Separation" Anxiety

Statewide legislation has led to a big rise in food donation and composting. But the trickiest part of the equation—separating food from its packaging—continues to cause headaches.