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38447

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-I support the moratorium -I believe more comprehensive environmental assessments need to be done on this issue -I want to phase out the practice of allowing private companies to take groundwater for the purposes of bottling water

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38448

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I want this Conservative government to impose a full Environmental Assessment on the policy of issuing permits to take water for the purposes of bottling so that there can be a full public discussion of water bottling by Nestle and other commercial bottling operations in Ontario. Read more

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38449

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I have great concerns about the water bottling industry and it's effect on the water table in Ontario. I have family that have been living throughout the Guelph/Eramosa and Wellington Townships for over 50 years and have witnessed concerning drops in the availability of well water. Read more

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38453

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I support the moratorium. I think more environmental assessments are needed with regards to this issue. The practice of allowing private companies to take groundwater for the purposes for bottling water should be phased out. Thank you.

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38467

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I truly believe that it is in the best interest of all those in our country and our province of Ontario that you extend the moratorium for as long as possible until there is more research conducted into the effects of groundwater being taken in such vast amounts from the aquifers. Read more

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38478

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PLEASE POST MY COMMENT! I support the support the moratorium on water bottling permits. I believe more comprehensive environmental assessments need to be done on this issue. I am extremely concerned about the amount of water that is being taken from aquifers and karst sources. Read more

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38479

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Make this moratorium permanent - cast it in law. Ground water is a precious and critical public resource that must not be turned over to for-profit companies. In addition, bottled water is one of the biggest sources of plastic pollution in the world. Read more

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38481

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I support the continued moratorium. More comprehensive environmental assessments need to be done on this issue. There should be a phase out of the practice of allowing private companies to take groundwater for the purposes of bottling water.

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38836

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As a citizen of Hamilton, Ontario, I do want the extension on the moratorium on new and increasing permits to happen. I would also like the complete elimination of the commercial bottling of groundwater in Ontario. Read more

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38848

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I agree to extend moratorium . This should be a permanent moratorium. Companies using plastic throw away containers should be prohibited. We all need water; we all can acquire reusable water bottles and fill from our taps. This throw away wastefulness must stop- meaning water too. Read more