Where does our water come from? Will it be there forever?
Drinking water is a fundamental right and is essential for
people and the environment.  About 75 percent of the world's
surface is covered with water, yet only 1 percent is drinkable.
In 2007, Americans bought 29 billion bottles of water. Water is
becoming the next empire. Water is priced more than the cost of
gasoline.  Nestlé, a company from Switzerland, made $3.6 billion
dollars in profit towards bottled water sales in 2008. The
Nestlé company has many labels on their brand; which include
Poland Spring, Deer Park, Ice Mountain, Zephyrhills, Ozarka and
Arrowhead.  Nestlé (and other competing companies) target small
rural areas where they are able to mine water, small towns like
Fryeburg, Maine. In Fryeburg, people publicly and privately paid
for their water to be cleaned and to be taken proper care of.
Nestlé has the "right" to take this water that was paid for by
the common people of the town and sell it for an amazing profit
(Nestlé is selling t