Food & Water Watch is conducting a recipe contest to coincide with the release of our seafood cards! In this video, Food & Water Watch staff get ready for the contest by preparing one of our own recipes.
Contest details and rules can be found online at www.foodandwaterwatch.org

Whether poultry, meat, fruit or vegetable, food around the world is being exposed to high doses of radiation under the veil of protecting consumers from foodborne illness. *Zapped! Irradiation and the Death of Food*, a new book by Food & Water Watch Executive Director Wenonah Hauter and researcher Mark Worth, explores why this process, known as food irradiation, poses numerous health risks to consumers and ignores the fundamental problems plaguing food production systems.

Food & Water Watch's Organizer Annie Weinberg invites you to apply for a fellowship. You'll learn how to start up a social justice movement and you'll get paid.

Food & Water Watch staff share why they are taking back the tap.

An Aquarian shares a secret and explains why the sign of the water bearer is the best to beat the bottled water habit. Hint: Think beer.

Nobody spreads the word better than a Gemini. Take this "twin's" advice and get yours on tap.

A Taurus and her friend Moopheus tell the story of why their sign is the best for taking backing the tap.

A passionate Scorpio share her story about why her sign is the best to take back the tap.

A Libran speaks out about why her sign is the best to take back the tap. Students, send in your video, compete to win $1,500.

Do you know the difference between tap water and bottled water? To celebrate April Fool's Day, Food & Water Watch created a fake brand of bottled water, Potomac Springs.