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Nestlé's permit expired 30 years ago

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In California, Nestlé is pumping millions of gallons of water on a 30-year-old expired permit.

In California, Nestlé is pumping millions of gallons of water on a 30-year-old expired permit.  Pitch in to buy advertisements all over San Bernardino and Lake Arrowhead to push the Water Board and Forest Service to stop Nestlé’s water grab. Will you donate $1 to help us fight Nestlé's water grab in San Bernardino? [Donate $1 now]( {NAME}, Nestlé is stealing millions of gallons of water from Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino forest for it’s Arrowhead brand ---with an expired permit.  The SumOfUs staff team just came back from San Bernardino. We saw with our own eyes Nestlé’s pipelines snaking all over the pristine San Bernardino National Forest mountains. Retired Forest Service Officer and water rights activist, Steve Loe told SumOfUs staff team about the native wildlife and habitats endangered by Nestlé’s greedy water grab.  The Water Board and US Forest service could stop Nestlé in its tracks, but so far they’ve refused to take action. We have a plan to get their attention: let’s buy people-powered billboards all over San Bernardino county to tell them to stop Nestlé from stripping the area dry.  The San Bernardino National Forest and Lake Arrowhead are major tourist attractions in California. But challenging Nestlé’s rose-tinted marketing campaign with our billboards will force the authorities to take action. Will you donate $1 to help us pay for billboards in San Bernardino county? [Yes, I’ll donate $1 to stop Nestlé water grab in California.]( Frogs, birds, salamanders… the list of species threatened by Nestlé’s illegal water pumping is as long as it is scary. Without water the flora and fauna of the San Bernardino National Forest mountains is in danger. Moreover, the water that Nestlé bottles there, is water that local communities can’t access.  Here again, Nestlé thinks it can steal water and get away with it. We have to and we can stop this from happening.  Local activists have been fighting Nestlé in the area for years now, and with your help we can support their campaign and convince the Water Board and Forest Service to stop Nestlé’s water grab. Will you donate $1 to help us fight Nestlé's water grab in San Bernardino? [Yes, I’ll donate $1 to stop Nestlé water grab in California.]( SumOfUs has been fighting, and winning, against Nestlé’s greedy water grabs all over the world. Over 284,000 caring members like you signed a petition to call on Nestlé to stop taking California’s water during one of the worst drought years on record, and over 34,000 of you sent a message directly to the Forest Service to stop Nestlé sucking California dry.  Also, in Oregon the voices of over 250,000 caring members like you, along with the pressure of amazing local activists stopped Nestlé from setting up shop in Cascade Locks.  Right now, SumOfUs members are helping play a critical role in funding Osceola township’s legal battle against Nestlé to protect its water. This tiny township would likely have gone bankrupt without our help. We know we have the people power to prevent Nestlé from sucking California dry. Thanks for all that you do, Reem and team at SumOfUs  --------------------------------------------------------------- More information: [California Says Nestle Lacks Permits To Extract Millions Of Gallons Of Water]( NPR, 27 December 2017 [California warns Nestle about millions of gallons of water drawn from San Bernardino National Forest]( Los Angeles Times, 22 December 2017 SumOfUs is a worldwide movement of people like you, working together to hold corporations accountable for their actions and forge a new, sustainable path for our global economy. This email was sent to {EMAIL}. | [Unsubscribe](

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