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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: Chris_ on July 31, 2008, 06:59:50 AM
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CA. AG Cracks Down On Nestle Bottling Plant
SACRAMENTO (AP) ― Attorney General Jerry Brown on Tuesday said he will sue to block a proposed water-bottling operation in Northern California unless its effects on global warming are evaluated.
Nestle Waters North America wants to pump about 200 million gallons of water a year from three natural springs that supply McCloud, about 280 miles north of San Francisco. Brown's office said that's enough to fill 3.1 billion 8-ounce plastic water bottles.
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Brown said the company must put its revisions into a new contract with the town of McCloud. He wants proper study of the environmental consequences of the bottling operation, saying the previous draft review had "serious deficiencies."
He said it failed to include an examination of whether the operation will contribute to global warming through the production of plastic bottles, the operation's electrical demands and the diesel soot and greenhouse gas emissions produced by trucks traveling to and from the plant.
"It takes massive quantities of oil to produce plastic water bottles and to ship them in diesel trucks across the United States," Brown said in a statement. "Nestle will face swift legal challenge if it does not fully evaluate the environmental impact of diverting millions of gallons of spring water from the McCloud River into billions of plastic water bottles."
Why would anyone want to start a business in California?
MORE (http://cbs13.com/local/nestle.bottling.plant.2.782999.html)
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I diden't want "moonbeam" anywhere in Ca. ever again, but idjits voted the asshole in. :banghead:
Nestle will face swift legal challenge if it does not fully evaluate the environmental impact of diverting millions of gallons of spring water from the McCloud River into billions of plastic water bottles."
What a stupid ****. :hammer:
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I saw Jerry on Hannity & Colmes the other night and he is bat shit crazier than ever.
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Maybe he should require all "fancy bottled water drinkers" to swim to France to get their bottled water. ....no plastic and zero carbon footprint.