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@mrmarksteel @seannwalsh @elliotsteelcom @mrmarksteel When are you going to join Blue Sky and cheer all of us up who have migrated there?

RT @alex_putzer: How many rights of nature initiatives are there? Vol. 2 Together with @Climate_CartoX, I present an #update and #redesign…

Looking forward to reading this book by the brilliant @jdinges It's the untold story of Charles Horman & Frank Teruggi who went Missing in Pinochet's Chile

RT @GraceLiv: Coca Cola is world's largest producer of bottled water Danone is 2nd Nestle is 3rd PepsiCo 4th to see my articles on bottl…

Bottled water consumption has risen by almost 50% in the last 10 years in the UK to 3 billion litres a year. And 95% of that is in plastic bottles 76% is still water (not sparkling) - so people could drink tap water instead Art by Fidel Martinez,

In Andalucía, people said there's a massive expansion of wind-farms and solar panels - without any consultation with locals They felt they were a 'sacrifice zone' for northern Europe's green transition similar to complaints of 'green colonialism' in Latin America

Coca Cola is world's largest producer of bottled water Danone is 2nd Nestle is 3rd PepsiCo 4th to see my articles on bottled water:

RT @GraceLiv: Children planted a wood to combat climate change and now Danone want to cut it down to expand their water bottling factory…

Children planted a wood to combat climate change and now Danone want to cut it down to expand their water bottling factory my story:

Esto no incluye el agua que usa Coca Cola para sus refrescos en Espana

RT @GraceLiv: Multinationals taking billions of litres from UK aquifers for bottled water - my story To see my FOI…

Per veure el llistat de concessions d'embotellament d'aigua a Espanya i Catalunya consulta aquí:

RT @josepalay: El saqueig de l’aigua mineral a Catalunya. La periodista @GraceLiv del Guardian ha vingut des de Londres per explicar-nos el…

@greenarteries @MonicaHone @1kilroywashere @Feargal_Sharkey @WATERSHED_i @paulapeters2 @WheelieFUMS @RandolphTrent @SusanChubb1 @vamroses @BadPutty @natalieben @DanielZeichner @SteveReedMP Thank you for flagging this

@ljm20141 The Environment Agency issues the licences. The companies pay a tiny amount to extract and then sell it as bottled water, effectively profiting from a natural resource which belongs to the public

@WATERSHED_i @fea Their not 'they're'!

@greenarteries @1kilroywashere @Feargal_Sharkey @WATERSHED_i @paulapeters2 @WheelieFUMS @RandolphTrent @SusanChubb1 @vamroses @BadPutty @natalieben In the article I say Nestle extracts 880m litres a year, but it has an additional licence to extract 216m litres for 'transfer of water between sources' & environmental remedial work - so I didn't include it So Nestle Waters total extraction is more than 1 billion litres a year