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"Soda companies" are already moving to controlling water supply in many countries. In Brazil, it's already hard to find in some stores water which is not owned
by hisham_hm 11y ago
"Soda companies" are already moving to controlling water supply in many countries. In Brazil, it's already hard to find in some stores water which is not owned by either Coca-Cola or Nestlé.
- fennecfoxen 11y agoDoes the "water supply" of most citizens of most countries come from a grocery store? Or does it still come from things like municipal plumbing or rural wells?
- seizethecheese 11y agoIn Latin America tap water is not drinkable so most people get their drinking water bottled.
- patrickaljord 11y agoNot in Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and probably Colombia. People there massively drink boiled tap water.
- seizethecheese 11y agoI just got back from Peru, everybody was drinking bottled water and boiling water for cooking. I'm sure this is a matter of preference.
- patrickaljord 11y agoYou were probably with middle class people (lived there for 5 years, wife's from there).
- Dylan16807 11y agoWhy not filter?