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I think it is outrageous and disgusting that companies like Nestlé are allowed to literally AND legally take over water tables to the detriment of locals. They are pumping so much water in Vittel that the local authorities are to have water supply come from outside the region. That's absurd! But of course Nestlé's lobbying will get the company's financial interests to prevail over public's.
Shame on them.
I love that they used the GQP covid-19 quote and turned it around to apply to global warming. Perfect.
The top three... yes, it makes you think. I wish more people would try doing exactly that. Think.
All so sadly true. All the good benefits of the pandemic to the environment are sure to be wiped out quickly.....
The first one is just right. The others also and science has to be believed but as you put here the eye isn't useful if there is NO brain behind it.
In Montréal where I live, we have the purest tap water. No need to buy bottled water. I have a tank that I fill with the tap water and I put it in my refregirator so the chlorine will evaporate. Anyway, the percentage of chlorine is so low that the taste isn't bad.
We also have a quite effective collect of recyclable materials that the city is collecting from our place every week.
We are also composting and there again the city is collecting those organic materials to our doors every week in brown bins.
BatRedneck - Yes, shame on them. They're doing the same thing here.
uptonking - Unfortunately, thinking isn't taught in school anymore.
Mistress Maddie - I agree.
JiEL - Oregon has similar collections of recyclables and composting.
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