Nestlé Can Keep Piping Water Out of Drought-Stricken California Despite Permit Expiring in 1988

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Sep 22, 2016, 10:39 am133 pts
In a major setback for environmental groups, a federal judge in California has tossed out allegations that the U.S. Forest Service allowed Nestlé's bottled water operation to take water from the San Bernardino National Forest on a permit that expired back in 1988. A federal court has ruled in favor of the U.S.…

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Nestlé Can Keep Piping Water Out of Drought-Stricken California Despite Permit Expiring in 1988

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