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Nestlé’s Pursuit ofCommunity Water
 ALL BOTTLED UP
 
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 ALL BOTTLED UP
Nestlé’s Pursuit of Community Water
Table of Contents
 
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Executive Summary, Key Findings and Key Facts About Nestlé’s Bottled Water Business
1
History
2
Case Studies
 
California water in Nestlé’s sights
5Floridafghtsbac
5 Efforts in New England 
6Massachusetts
7 New Hampshire7 Maine
11WorkingagainstNestinWisconsin12Michiganwateratstake13OthercommunitiesresistNestlé
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Conclusion
14Whatyoucando
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Nestlé’s Buying Spree
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Appendix 1: Nestlé Lashes Out Against Documentary Film FLOW
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Appendix 2: The Bad News with Bottled Water 
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Appendix 3: Businesses Turn to Tap Water, Too
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Appendix 4: Some Facts: Nestlé’s Bottled Water Business
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Appendix 5: Possible Global Trade Implications of Groundwater Extraction
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Endnotes

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