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October 29, 2009
Cows fed chicken feces, recycled cow remains [UPDATED]
CU asks FDA to stop chicken waste as feed for cattle
October 28, 2009
Activist Summit: Postponed!
Due to the DC weather, the Summit is canceled. It will be rescheduled in the future.
October 27, 2009
CU letter to Senator Boxer regarding the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act
October 27, 2009 - S. 1733 includes several significant consumer protection provisions advocated by our organizations.
October 22, 2009
Consumer Financial Protection Agency Gets OK
House Financial Services Committee approves legislation to create new financial protection watchdog for consumers
October 19, 2009
CU: Just say "no" to costly overdraft programs
Bank of America gives customers the right to opt out as the Fed gets set to adopt tougher regulations
October 16, 2009
Letter to the Dept of Energy regarding Energy Star labeling
During product testing, CU has discovered large inaccuracies in energy-usage labeling for several appliance models
October 15, 2009
Energy Star ratings: CU applauds new guidelines
The Department of Energy announced a new policy to conduct random checks of Energy Star labeled products
October 14, 2009
CU President to testify in Senate on health reform
Jim Guest will testify at a Senate hearing on the importance of health care reform for women
October 12, 2009
CU applauds efforts on product-related injuries
Strong evidence indicates that minority children are more likely to have fatal accidents
October 06, 2009
CR poll: Consumers angry at credit card companies
Forty-Five percent of consumers say they are paying less with credit than a year ago
October 05, 2009
Check Our Childrens' Safety Alert
Worried about recalls and your child's safety? Check out our new childrens' safety alert--our project in partnership with the national Parent Teachers Association (PTA).
CU launches first TV ad for health reform
CR Poll: 51 percent forced to make tough health choices in past year such as skipping doctor visits