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7. So ... Nestle gets out of the water game.

Tue Mar 31, 2015, 02:40 PM

Mar 2015

Then what? Countries that never had the money to develop the infrastructure take it over and shut it down? What does that accomplish?

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Activists 'Shut Down' Nestl� Water Bottling Plant in Sacramento [View all] ghostsinthemachine Mar 2015 OP

...... daleanime Mar 2015 #1

May I join you? Adsos Letter Mar 2015 #2

Please do... daleanime Mar 2015 #4

Kickin' Faux pas Mar 2015 #3

Link not working packman Mar 2015 #5

Nestle's CEO famously said that water is not a human right. Enthusiast Mar 2015 #9

So ... Nestle gets out of the water game. Buzz Clik Mar 2015 #7

The amount these countries spend on bottled water ghostsinthemachine Apr 2015 #12

But........... "water isn't a human right", right? raven mad Apr 2015 #10

K&R IcyPeas Apr 2015 #11