David Slusky
Water
Posted inIndia / News / Water
India world’s largest groundwater user
According to the World Bank’s latest assessment in 2013, the Annual Replenishable Ground Water Resource of the country is 447 billion cubic meter (BCM) and … India world’s largest groundwater userRead more
Posted inNews / Plastic / Water
Iceland asks tourists to drink tap water instead of bottled
“Welcome to Iceland. Drinks are on us.” The tagline from Iceland’s latest tourism campaign is a powerful reminder that we should all be drinking more … Iceland asks tourists to drink tap water instead of bottledRead more
Posted inMultimedia / USA Empire / Water
Water crisis in an undemocratic country
LeeAnne Walters – Statement to Congress Ms. LeeAnne Walters statement to Congress on Contaminated Drinking Water in Flint, Michigan. Delivered 3 February 2016, Washington, D.C. … Water crisis in an undemocratic countryRead more
Posted inMultimedia / USA Empire / Water
Nestlé has been taking more water
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Posted inGovernment / Pollution / ToMl / USA Empire / Water
Fight to Expose Lead Poisoning in Flint
A new report by PBS Frontline has found the death toll from the water crisis in Flint may be higher than Michigan officials have acknowledged. … Fight to Expose Lead Poisoning in FlintRead more
Posted inIndia / News / Pollution / Water
Widespread Uranium Contamination Found in India’s Groundwater
A new Duke University-led study has found widespread uranium contamination in groundwater from aquifers in 16 Indian states. The main source of the uranium contamination … Widespread Uranium Contamination Found in India’s GroundwaterRead more
Posted inNews / Privatization / USA Empire / Water
Michigan OKs Plan for Nestlé to Expand Water Bottling Operations Despite Public Outcry
The state of Michigan has approved a controversial permit to allow Nestlé, the largest water bottling company in the world, to expand its operations in … Michigan OKs Plan for Nestlé to Expand Water Bottling Operations Despite Public OutcryRead more