Trending claims

Contaminants that drain off land in increasingly frequent flash floods can now make way into lower aquifers

Area is populous heavily-farmed and very hot

The company used hardball tactics suing holdout farmers in a $510 million antitrust case

After The New York Times revealed the company's intentions and funders in 2023 California Forever was born

This means not just upper water-table which is where everyday tap water comes from

Emma Haziza says climate change is causing lot of problems in south of France

If Perrier is feeling impact ahead of other companies it is probably because its geographical location sets it apart

Earlier this year at senate hearing Nestlé's CEO Laurent Freixe admitted Perrier had indeed used illicit methods to treat its water

Le Monde and Radio France alleged government considered mineral water industry so strategic that it agreed to suppress damaging information

The company insists problems are swiftly detected

California Forever and Suisun City signed agreements to use local trade unions on future work

Mr Sramek's pitch was centered on addressing California's housing shortage

Analysis made by Haziza and other hydrologists is that there is now clear link between deeper and surface aquifers

Suisun annexation helps each side solve a problem

Renderings show a Brooklyn-esque neighborhood packed with three-to-five-story buildings surrounded by parks plazas and farmers' markets

Issue was not one of public health

EU law says natural mineral water should be unaltered between underground source and bottle

Revelations in French media follow about illicit filtration systems widely used in industry because of worries about water contamination after years of drought linked to climate change

Admit filtering water industry risks breaking market spell

Skeptics say it would eviscerate farmland and turn a quaint community into the civic equivalent of a shell company