I'm not saying Nestle isn't evil, but yeah, in terms of water scarcity, they're inconsequential. The real problem for water scarcity, is not overpriced-as-fuck

I'm not saying Nestle isn't evil, but yeah, in terms of water scarcity, they're inconsequential. The real problem for water scarcity, is not overpriced-as-fuck water. It will always be a tiny slice of water use, because it is overpriced as fuck. The problem is water being given away for free or nearly-free for nonessential low-value uses. The consensus solution among water management professionals is full water pricing. > in southern Ontario, bottled water giant Nestlé continues to extract four million litres of groundwater every day Wow! That's like, four billion millilitres! Let's use the smallest unit of measurement we can for maximum outrage. That's like, almost two entire olympic swimming po.. oh.