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“Tapped” showing in Belfast, September 15th

WHAT IS HAPPENING TO WATER SUPPLIES ON OUR PLANET? WHO IS TAKING WATER SUPPLIES FOR PROFIT? ARE PLASTIC BOTTLES SAFE? “Tapped” is a new film about public Water Supplies and resources that are now being tapped and used for private profit. “Tapped” looks at how a few corporations– specially Coca Cola, Nestle, Pepsi Cola–are benefiting […]

September 11th, 2010 | Category: Events, Features, Maine, Towns, other | Leave a comment

US company plans to ship fresh water from Alaska to India

Is Maine next?

S2C Global Systems is promising tanker deliveries but high cost might make it just a pipe dream

Imagine an oil tanker plowing through the ocean, hauling valuable cargo from resource-rich nations of the world to the countries that need it: but instead of oil, the tanker holds millions of gallons of fresh […]

September 8th, 2010 | Category: Features, International, U.S. (other states) | One comment

Poland Spring gives $10,000 to Denmark library

Nestle Gives $10,000 to Denmark Library to Keep their Corporate Profits from Poland Spring flowing

DENMARK — Poland Spring Water Co. has awarded a $10,000 Good Neighbor Grant to the Denmark Public Library.

The grant will help the library purchase new reading materials and furnishings and offer a new online audio book service via the […]

September 6th, 2010 | Category: Denmark, Features, Maine, Nestlé | Leave a comment

Action Alerts

Check back frequently to get the latest updates on things YOU can do to protect water in Maine!

September 2nd, 2010 | Category: Action Alerts | Leave a comment

Italians say NO to water privatization

On Monday, July 19th, 2010, one million four hundred thousand signatures of Italian citizens were brought to the highest Italian Court in Rome, demanding three referendums. The objective is to place WATER and its management outside of the speculation mechanisms of the national and international financial markets, and to bring about once again its public […]

September 2nd, 2010 | Category: Community Rights, International | Leave a comment