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Farm Subsidies

Expert Testimony and Communications Content

House Farm Bill: A Missed Opportunity for Leadership and Real Reform

Statement of Ken Cook, President, Environmental Working Group

Cotton and Accountability

With First Compliance Deadline In WTO Cotton Decision Looming Brazil Explores A Novel Trade Retaliation: Suspension of Intellectual Property Rights for U.S. Products

EWG Analysis of Step2 Data for 2004

U.S. Taxpayers Spent $264 Million in 2004 On Cotton Export Subsidies Ruled Illegal By WTO

Farm Policy for the Rest of Us

Speech to The American Bankers Association Agricultural Bankers Annual Meeting Minneapolis, Minnesota

Disaster-Prone: For Many Farms Disaster Aid From Taxpayers Is A Staple Crop

Congress Plots Conservation Cuts To Funnel Funds To "Disaster Dependent"
A new farm-by-farm review of $11.3 billion in federal disaster payments over a nine-year period (1995 through 2003) finds that annual emergency measures approved by Congress have funneled checks from taxpayers to hundreds of thousands of "chronically dependent" farms that collect emergency aid on a regular basis.