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Source: ReadtheDirt.org
By: Young Writers
By Samuel Bliss
[ReadtheDirt.org] Editor’s Note: One of our young and empowered voices—Samuel Bliss—gives us a run down on the issue of bottled water in the Northwest. Even if we don’t want to admit it, the Northwest is not immune from large corporations acquiring rights to its water. This piece complements our previous piece “Bottle the Skagit River?”.
Sam Bliss is a junior studying Environmental Economics and Spanish at Western [...]
Continue reading Privatizing a Basic Human Right: Water
September 3rd, 2008 | Category: Black Diamond, Features, Nestlé, Washington | Sept. 03, 2008
Bonney Lake and Sumner Courier Herald
Given the cold shoulder by the city of Enumclaw, the giant Nestlé Corporation has not abandoned its quest of locating a bottling plant in the Pacific Northwest – in fact, the company hasn’t turned away from South King County.
The city of Black Diamond has caught the attention of Nestlé and Dave Palais, the natural resource manager for Nestlé Water North America. Palais appeared before the Black Diamond City [...]
Continue reading Nestlé Still Searching the Area for Water Source
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