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Just 120 miles from the Flint, MI water crisis, Nestlé wants to suck up another 100M gallons of gro

Just 120 miles from the Flint, MI water crisis, NestlĂ© wants to suck up another 100M gallons of groundwater for $200 and 20 jobs. How can Michigan hand over its water for pennies so a giant corporation can profit? Tell the water authority to reject this ridiculous deal. [SumOfUs] {NAME}, Only miles away from Flint, Michigan -- where the government switched the water supply and poisoned the community's water to save a few bucks -- the Michigan water authority is considering letting NestlĂ© double the amount of groundwater it takes to bottle and sell for profit. The cost to NestlĂ©? $200 a year. [Tell Michigan’s Department of Environmental Quality to cancel this ridiculous plan.] Residents are furious, and rightly so. This is a massive corporate giveaway. NestlĂ© is already the largest owner of private water sources in Michigan, and the water-guzzling corporation has deep ties to Governor Rick Snyder’s office. Deb Muchmore, the head spokesperson for NestlĂ© Michigan, is married to Governor Snyder’s former chief of staff. Perhaps we should stop wondering why NestlĂ© keeps getting so much from the state government for so little. Luckily Michigan water regulators haven't made a final decision yet -- and we still have time to raise a huge outcry and pressure them to back down. What's more, the pressure is working -- after public pressure earlier in November, the Department of Environmental Quality promised to hold a public hearing and accept public comments on the project. No one fights Nestlé’s greedy water grabs like SumOfUs members. Just last summer, the corporate giant was taking millions of gallons of water from Canada’s western water table for pennies, while wildfires threatened the entire coast. Hundreds of thousands of us stood up and said: “NO!” We made front page news in Canada and got the government to commit to review water rates. And we’ve helped do the same in California and in Oregon -- where the tiny county of Hood River stopped NestlĂ© in its tracks. [Tell the State of Michigan to say no to this massive corporate giveaway. Stop NestlĂ© now.] Thanks for all that you do, Angus, Liz, Toni and the rest of the SumOfUs team ********** More information: [Michigan residents deplore plan to let NestlĂ© pump water for next to nothing,] The Guardian, Nov 5, 2016 [DEQ pushes Nestle groundwater bid public review into next year,] Michigan Live, Nov 22, 2016 --------------------------------------------------------------- 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. Please help keep SumOfUs strong by chipping in $3 or become a SumOfUs core member with a regular monthly donation. [Set up a monthly donation] [Chip in $3 instead] This email was sent to {EMAIL}. | [Unsubscribe]

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