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Press Release: Trading Pollution: Wisconsin industrial dairies with documented regulatory compliance problems benefit from California greenhouse gas cap-and-trade program
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sherri Dugger Executive Director Socially Responsible Agricultural Project (317) 371-2970; sherrid@sraproject.org August 2020 Trading Pollution: Wisconsin industrial dairies with documented regulatory compliance problems benefit from California greenhouse gas cap-and-trade program Golden, CO – Recent research by… Read More
Press Release: Community Coalition Pushes Illinois EPA to Control Industrial Livestock Pollution
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Danielle Diamond (815) 403-0278 danielled@sraproject.org Karen Hudson (309) 308-8846 karenh@sraproject.org August 2020 Community Coalition Pushes Illinois EPA to Control Industrial Livestock Pollution Illinois—Due to the state’s weak regulation and enforcement of the robust and… Read More
Press Release: Study suggests nitrate contamination of water, often a result of intensive agricultural production, has negative impacts on health of surrounding communities
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Maria Payan Socially Responsible Agricultural Project mariap@sraproject.org or (717) 826-7286 Dr. Sacoby Wilson University of Maryland School of Public Health swilson2@umd.edu Aug. 19, 2020 Study suggests nitrate contamination of water, often a result… Read More
Beyond Factory Farming: Frank Reese
Welcome to our new series, Beyond Factory Farming, where we celebrate regenerative farmers throughout the U.S. who are working to build sustainable and local food systems. BIRDS OF A FEATHER At 71 years old, Frank Reese has seen… Read More
A Time to Say Farewell … and to Reflect
This past week, the SRAP team bid a bittersweet farewell to former Executive Director Terry Spence, as he closed out his last days with the team to begin a much-deserved retirement with his wife, Linda, on their Missouri… Read More
SRAP’s COVID-19 Response
In order to protect our staff and community partners from the public health threat posed by COVID-19, we have temporarily closed SRAP’s Colorado office and suspended all travel and in-person meetings. However, our staff members are continuing to… Read More
SRAP Welcomes New Executive Director, Sherri Dugger!
With nearly two decades of experience editing magazines and books, Sherri Dugger now puts her media and public relations experience to work in the agriculture field. Dugger has served as executive director of both Women, Food and Agriculture Network and… Read More
MEDIA ALERT: September 6: Delaware Premiere of Right to Harm Documentary to Sound the Alarm on Public Health Threat of Factory Farms
LEWES, DE – August 13, 2019—The Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware (UUSD) and The Socially Responsible Agriculture Project will host the official Delaware premiere of the documentary film Right to Harm on Friday, September 6 at 6:30 p.m., at 30486 Lewes-Georgetown Highway in Lewes,… Read More
MEDIA ALERT: Arizona Community’s 5-Year Battle with Hickman Egg Factory Featured in New Documentary Film “RIGHT TO HARM”
National exposé on health, environmental & lifestyle impacts of industrial animal operation highlights Tonopah community group STOPP; Featured residents to speak at ASU-hosted screening WHAT: A free public screening of the new documentary film “RIGHT TO HARM” hosted… Read More
