water

we need to do a little something to protect our air, land and water. We need to safeguard our drinking water from industrial pollution and corporate greed.

EPA regulates clean water

In 2015 under Obama the EPA established clean water regulations to safeguard the natural infrastructure of streams and wetlands. In stark contrast to the previous administration, Trump's EPA is trying to weaken established environmental protections. The Trump policy will, of course, benefit the industrial agriculture companies, and the oil and gas companies.

Trump is removing regulations on water pollution. His rollback of the Clean Water rule is obsurd.

water, oil and gas, toxic chemicals, waste.   Clean Water Action

demand clean, safe, public water.   Food and Water Watch

unbottle water

Nestle is exploiting our natural resources by taking water from the Strawberry Creek in the San Bernardino National Forest in California. We're working to stop it.

we need a county ballot measure to ban commercial water bottling in the county. We can stop Nestle from building a bottling plant and trucking away our precious mountain water resource.

we need the State governor to direct the Department of Fish and Wildlife to stop an exchange of water rights to prevent water bottling operations.

has Nestle's water take been halted? public resources. harm to the ecosystem. investigation update.

boycott Nestle water, Arrowhead

Nestle water brands: Arrowhead, Deer Park, San Pelligrino, Perrier, Vittel, Poland Spring.

Center for biological diversity

Settlement ends Nestles expired zombie permit to siphon water from San Bernardino National Forest June 6, 2018

Forest Service skips environmental review June 27, 2018

Center for biological diversity   Ileene Anderson, Senior scientist 323-490-0223 ianderson@biologicaldiversity.org

U.S. Forest Service offers Nestle 3 year water permit for the San Bernardino National Forest The Sun June 27, 2018

Story of Stuff

Story of Stuff   Take Action, Unbottle Water

Story of Stuff is a nonprofit organization opposing Nestle's water take.
Miranda Fox, campaign mgr. info@storyofstuff.org 510-883-1055. 1442 A Walnut St, 272. Berkeley, CA 94709

Courage Campaign 323-205-5154 7119 West Sunset Bl 195 Los Angeles, CA 90046 Eddie Kurtz, exec dir slayed zombie permit

  Chase Iron Eyes discusses how Nestle is taking common water resources.

Nestle is taking 62 million gallons of water per year from San Bernardino National Forest, despite evidence that its operations are draining Strawberry creek, a spring-fed creek. The Forest Service issues Nestle new water permit in California. The permit allows extraction and there is no fee for the water.

Nestle is the world's largest water-bottling company, earned $8.3 billion in profits from its water business in 2016. List of Nestle brands of water: Arrowhead, Calistoga, Deer Park, Ice Mountain, Perrier, Poland Spring, San Pellegrino.

has Nestle's water take been halted? public resources. harm to the ecosystem. investigation update.

Nestle is still taking national forest water   Desert Sun

Nestle offered permit to continue taking water from California watershed   NPR

Nestle tells Californa regulators it is entitled   Desert Sun

water is sacred

The Lakota are a Native American tribe. Their current lands are in North and South Dakota. This is about how to protect our sacred land and water.

Learn more Lakota Law

The case against Nestle Lakota Law

Stop Nestle water theft in San Bernardino National Forest, California Lakota Law

Stop Keystone pipeline

no Keystone XL pipeline. The pipeline would pose a threat to the massive Ogallala Aquifer - one of the world's largest underground sources of fresh water.