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Dürrefolgen in den USA "Sie wollen Wasser fördern wie Öl" Stand: 23.07.2021 04:14 Uhr In Kalifornien sichern sich Hedgefonds Wasserrechte. In Florida füllen Firmen Wasser, das ihnen nicht gehört, in Flaschen ab. Dürren machen es zu einem immer knapperen Gut - und der Kampf darum härter. Von Kerstin Klein, ARD Studio Washington Es war so etwas wie Liebe auf den ersten Blick, als Michelle Colson die Quellen entlang des Santa Fe Rivers im Norden Florida vor drei Jahren entdeckte. Türkis leuchtende Lagunen, glasklares Was...

/ The Fellowship of the Springs take viewers into the wonder and beauty of Florida's unique but troubled springs. Florida has the largest and highest concentration of fresh water springs on earth, and the fight to save them is raging. Many of Florida’s springs are at risk, largely from a combination of reduced water flow and increased pollution. Thomas Greenhalgh risked his job and career in 2019 when he sued his own employer, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, to challenge the state’s plans to protect Florida’s imperiled springs from increasing pollution. Greenhalgh, ...

Water from the aquifer that serves as a source for the Ginnie Springs area (pictured) will be piped to the Nestle plant. Nestle Waters North America will be able to ramp up bottling to nearly 1 million gallons of water a day at a North Florida plant after a permit was approved Tuesday over the objections of opponents who said it will continue degradation of the state’s natural springs and rivers. After hours of public comment, mostly opposed to the proposal, the Suwannee River Water Management District Governing Board approved a permit application from Seven Springs Water Co. that will hel...

Bottling of Florida’s spring water to expand after Nestle given permit extension Jim Turner, News Service of Florida reporter Published:  Updated:  Tags:  Ginnie Springs (Photo by (WT-de) Mistoffeles via Wikimedia Commons) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Nestle Waters North America will be able to ramp up bottling to nearly 1 million gallons of water a day from the Ginnie Springs area after a permit was approved Tuesday over the objections of opponents who said it will continue the degradation of the state’s natural springs and rivers. After hours of public comment, mostly opposed to the proposa...