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Briefing paper
Company Profile: Cargill
As one of US’ largest privately held companies (by revenue), Cargill fuels inequality primarily through Profits, People, and Power.
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Briefing paper
Company Profile: Amazon
Amazon’s policies should position it as an industry leader on a variety of inequality metrics, though from publicly available data, it is evident that the company’s business practices drive inequality across all four pillars – People, Power, Profits, and Planet.
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Water War Crimes: How Israel has weaponized water in its military campaign in Gaza
This report presents a detailed analysis of how the Government of Israel has systematically weaponized water against the Palestinians in its latest assault on Gaza, raising grave concerns on human rights violations and and breaches of international law.
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Refuge from Debt
How the global debt crisis fuels forced migration to New York
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At Work and Under Watch: Federal Policy Recommendations
As the two largest private employers in the U.S., retail behemoths Amazon and Walmart disproportionately drive poverty and economic inequality in the U.S. Poor working conditions and punitive management systems are embedded in their models of getting cheap goods to the consumer with unprecedented convenience and speed. But fast and easy commerce is built on the backs of millions of workers.
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Briefing paper
Inequality, Made in America
How Corporate America is Fueling our Inequality Crisis
