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WTFBBQ the water I bought in Walgreen in Vegas is bottled in California? Why is Cali allowing water bottling company to use municipal water?
 
sdifox said:
WTFBBQ the water I bought in Walgreen in Vegas is bottled in California? Why is Cali allowing water bottling company to use municipal water?
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US corporations are the majority shareholders of the US political system. Voting is only something us peasants do.
 
sdifox said:
Yeah but Cali is short on water.
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It ain’t the bottled water that is creating the shortage. It’s the irrigation water for cattle feed and growing iceberg lettuce in the desert that’s the problem.

The bottled water is creating a massive trash problem though.
 
IronWing said:
It ain’t the bottled water that is creating the shortage. It’s the irrigation water for cattle feed and growing iceberg lettuce in the desert that’s the problem.

The bottled water is creating a massive trash problem though.
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Yeah I know, but this is not helping. They need to reset water rights there. Almond growing uses a ridiculous amount of water as well. Something like 12L per almond.
 
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