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Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide

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Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide

3 years ago·United States

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Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide

Members of Maine's farming community are divided over the possibility of a first-in-the-nation right-to-food amendment

3 years ago·United States

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Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide - Local News 8

By PATRICK WHITTLE Associated PressPORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Members of Maine’s farming community are divided over the possibility of a first-in-the-nation right-to-food amendment. Supporters say the constitutional amendment is about ensuring the right to grow vegetables and raise livestock in an era when corporatization threatens local ownership of the food supply. Opponents and skeptics say the potential amendment represents a dire threat to food…

3 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide

3 years ago·Panama City, United States

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Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Depending on whom you ask, Maine’s proposed “right to food” constitutional amendment would simply put people in charge of how and what they eat — or would endanger animals and food supplies, and turn urban neighborhoods into cattle pastures.For supporters, the language is short and to the point, ensuring the right to grow vegetables and raise livestock in an era when corporatization threatens local ownership of the food su…

3 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide

Depending on whom you ask, Maine’s proposed “right to food” constitutional amendment would simply put people in charge of how and what they eat — or would endanger animals and food supplies, and turn urban neighborhoods into cattle pastures.For supporters, the language is short and to the point, ensuring the right to grow vegetables and raise livestock in an era when corporatization threatens local ownership of the food supply, a constitutional …

3 years ago·Jacksonville, United States

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