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11192

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Ontario needs to protect its most precious resource, water. 1) Our natural resources should not be controlled by international companies originating in foreign countries. We need to take control of our own resources. 2) We should be conserving our water for future generations. Lire davantage

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11194

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It is imperative that we reconsider the way in which we have been using our groundwater. We must rethink it and not consider it as an unending resource. We are priviledged to have an abundance of clean water in Canada, lets not waste it, or sell it. Lire davantage

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11195

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A moratorium on water drawing permits is not only important to allow proper study on the long term effects of such depletion, but we would no longer the be promoting ease of access to BOTTLES ...PLASTIC BOTTLES OF WATER. This has to stop!

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11196

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The government of Ontario should place a complete moratorium on water extraction for the purposes of bottling. The extraction of valuable water from an aquifer that an entire city and surrounding communities rely on is only the tip of the iceberg. Lire davantage

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11197

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Stop stealing our water. Stop using plastic bottles. Nestle, you are a greedy, immoral company. Perhaps you can fill your greedy pockets from Homosassa Springs. Fl. Or better still perhaps you stay at home and use your own water.

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11198

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I am very concerned about the selling of water to corporations that stand to make enormous profit while the residents who need the groundwater suffer shortages - especially the residents of Guelph, Wellington County and the Grand River Watershed. It is morally wrong. Lire davantage

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11201

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Water, like air is a common element we all need for life, and it is not a commodity to be sold. Water is needed for many other reason than human consumption but in most cases that water returns to the water table from which it is extracted. Lire davantage

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11202

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Plastic water bottles should be banned. The moratorium on further water drawing from our wells by businesses that profit from the sale of this water should be permanent. Water is not a commodity. Lire davantage

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11203

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I do not support water takings of any kind from municipal and/or ground water sources by private corporations, especially for the purpose of bottling and selling. Lire davantage

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11204

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It flies in the face of reason that our government ignores the negative impact of single use plastic water bottles. Support a paradigm shift - let people figure out how to go back to relying on tap water and using reusable containers.

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11205

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We KNOW Plastic bottles end up permanently in landfills and oceans. We KNOW taking groundwater reduces what is available for natural purposes for long periods if time. Let's reduce bottling plants to the very minimum -- no additional

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11206

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I hope this process leads to some real action to restrict or eliminate taking water for bottling purposes. Ontarians already have ample access to drinking water..at home and in many public facilities. We simply have to fill our own reusable water bottles...its that simple. Lire davantage

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11208

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I approve of the one year moratorium and hope that Nestle and other companies who look to take our groundwater should never be allowed to do so as this imperils the long term municipal supply of water.

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11209

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I wholeheartedly support this proposal - it’s the least we should do! With our fast growing population and changing climate it’s sheer madness to let multi-national companies exploit our most precious and vital resource for profit!

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11210

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The fact that water bottling is permitted with no renewable resource opportunity and no cost for raping our supplies is downright criminal. Fresh water will be the oil of the next decades to come...priceless, and for everything else there is MasterCard. Pauline

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11212

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Water is a scarce resource. The local communities should have priority at all times. Tap water is almost always safer to drink than bottled water. Plastic bottles represent a huge problem of polluting the oceans and lakes as well as garbage sites. Lire davantage

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11213

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Groundwater is not an infinite resource. There are limits as to how much of it is available for human consumption. A good step forward would be to ascertain how much groundwater is available and the rate of replenishment. This would allow more informed discussions and decision-making in future. Lire davantage