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So how's the argument that water is technically limited is enough to start selling it for corporate profit?

• Georgelemental 3y ago
  In fact, I don't think corporations should be able to exploit a commons (like a stream) for profit without compensating the community.
  • Aerroon 3y ago
    They do compensate the community. First, they make goods available: bottled water. Second, they buy the land and/or water rights to use them.
    • FireBeyond 3y ago
      > water rights to use them There's some rather sweetheart deals at play there. In some places, those water rights cost as little as a single digit number of dollars per million gallons.