• Oil, Natural Gas, and Electric Deregulation



• Stopping the Nuclear Relapse



• Interactive Map of Proposed New Reactors



• The Case Against Nuclear Power



• The Case for Renewables and Efficiency



• Energy Legislation



• Press Room



• Congressional Voting Records



• Take Action!

Statements:

» (6/8/05) Affidavit by Felicia Nestor on Problems with USDA BSE Policies [364 KB] » (5/5/05) Statement by Wenonah Hauter: Consumers Deserve Mandatory Food Labeling, Not a Weak Voluntary Program » (3/4/05) Public Citizen Applauds Senate Passage of Resolution Blocking Canadian Cattle Imports » (2/17/05) Statement by Wenonah Hauter, director of Public Citizen's food program » (4/7/04) Letter to Secretary of Agriculture regarding the import of live cattle and beef products from countries with confirmed cases of BSE [23 KB] » (1/15/04) Affidavit of Paul Carney [72 KB] » (1/15/04) Affidavit of Trent Berhow [179 KB] » (1/15/04) Call To Action: Mad Cow Crisis Exposes Systemic Flaws in Food Safety [118 KB] » (1/15/04) Statement from George J. Pauley, III, Consumer Safety Inspector, Northeast Region, USDA » (1/15/04) Statement of Felicia Nestor, Food Safety Project Director, Government Accountability Project » (1/15/04) Statement of Stan Painter Acting Chairman, National Joint Council of Meat Inspection Locals, American Federation of Government Employees » (12/24/03) As Mad Cow Disease Hits U.S., Groups Urge USDA to Strengthen Food Inspection and Regulation System » (5/23/03) U.S. Must Do More to Protect Consumers from BSE » (4/13/01) USDA, FDA Urged to Act Immediately to Protect Americans from Mad Cow Disease

more resources

Because Public Citizen does not accept funds from corporations, professional associations or government agencies, we can remain independent and follow the truth wherever it may lead. But that means we depend on the generosity of concerned citizens like you for the resources to fight on behalf of the public interest. If you would like to help us in our fight, click here.