Beyond that, a variety of organizations support girls and women to create online campaigns — more broadly called "online organizing" — such as SPARK and Women, Action & Media WAMM), which now does a monthly campaign.
But the point of my Sunday column isn't precisely how individuals can lose weight — although more exercise, fewer sugars/carbohydrates and fewer endocrine-disrupting chemicals might be a plan — but more broadly a call for tighter regulation of those endocrine-disruptors.
More broadly Miliband will call for a society in which everyone can, and is expected to, play their part in restoring Britain.
But in a speech to the Liberal Democrat spring conference on Sunday, Clegg made no reference to a minimum tax for the rich, saying more broadly: "We will call time on the tycoon tax dodgers and make sure everyone pays a fair level of tax".
But our mastery of manipulating DNA has evolved into an even more extreme form of tinkering, broadly called "synthetic biology".
Greg Sargent touches on a point I've been meaning to make; he does it in the context of third-party fantasies, but it's true more broadly of calls for "centrism".
Christie's advocacy of privatized water in Atlantic City fits in more broadly with calls from Trump's economic advisers to spur private investment in public works projects, by offering $140m in tax credits to private equity holders.
On the campaign trail, the Republican candidates have laid bare their disapproval of the Environmental Protection Agency and environmental regulation more broadly, with some calling climate science a hoax or conspiracy.
More broadly perhaps, it calls for researchers to go beyond neoliberal structural adjustment policies and start telling other, different stories about the economisation of global public health.
