Food & Water Watch
Food & Water Watch
Wenonah Hauter is the Executive Director of Food & Water Watch.[1]
Background
A group of leftists known as Food & Water Watch FWW have been active in attempts to control worldwide fishing, and according to Bill Spencer, President, Hawaii Oceanic Technology, Inc., the have been "mounting a frontal attack on Hawaii State policy that supports open ocean mariculture. They have rallied a motley crew of rag tag environmental groups, and paid many of them to attack a growing sector of our economy that is on the verge of showing the world a way to produce seafood that is environmentally responsible."[2].
F&WW is an active affiliate of the marxist, anti-capitalist International Forum on Globalization IFG and information on this relationship can be found at the (IFG) site.
People vs. Fossil Fuels
Jamie Henn's Fossil Free Media is organizing "civil disobedience" at the White House October 11-15, 2021 to convince Joe Biden to take executive action to stop fossil fuels through their People vs. Fossil Fuels coalition of far left environmental activists.[3] Food & Water Watch was named as a member of the People vs. Fossil Fuels Steering Committee.
Board of Directors - 2010
- Rudolf Amenga Etego
- Maude Barlow
- Dennis Keeney
- Kelsie Kerr
- Elizabeth Peredo Beltran
- Mary Ricci
- Sue Rome
- Alan Snitow - is an award wining documentary filmmaker and journalist. His book "Thirst: Fighting the Corporate Theft of Our Water" (co-authored with Deborah Kaufman and Michael Fox was published by Wiley and Sons imprint Jossey Bass in 2007. His films include "Thirst" PBS's POV Series, 2004; "Secrets of Silicon Valley", PBS Independent Lens, 2001; and "Blacks and Jews" Sundance Film Festival, PBS-POV, 1997). Prior to founding Snitow-Kaufman Productions, he was a News Producer for Bay Area Fox affiliate KTVU-TV for 12 years. As News Director at the Bay Area Pacifica Radio station KPFA-FM, he won a Corporation for Public Broadcasting Gold Award for Best Local Newscast. He is a graduate of Cornell University and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.[4].
References
- ↑ Tweet dated September 25, 2022 (accessed September 25, 2022)
- ↑ Feeding a World Hungry for Fish, Press Release, April 25, 2010, www.hioceanictech.com/, as published at www.hawaiifreepress.com, 4/28//2010
- ↑ JOIN US in Washington, D.C. To Demand a Fossil Free Future (accessed October 5, 2021)
- ↑ Board of Directors, Food & Water Watch, website, http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/about/board-of-directors, 4/28/2010/