90: The Waters of Life

It’s time to talk about the right to, and commodification of, water, Daniel Day Lewis, and why you should hate Nestle for what they’ve done to our world.

The music featured in this episode is This is the Day, by The The

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Sources

Corporate Human Rights Benchmark, 2019 Findings: Link

Nestle USA, Inc v. John Doe: Link

Class action lawsuit filed against Nestle for child slavery on cocoa harvest in West African farms: Link

Nestlé admits to forced labour in its seafood supply chain in Thailand: Link

Nestle, Infant Formula, and Excuses: The Regulation of Commercial Advertising in Developing Nations: Link

Nestle to respond to baby milk criticism in coming days: Link

Nestle suspended from sustainable palm oil group following conduct breaches: Link

Nestle and Unilever ‘linked to Indonesian forest fires engulfing southeast Asia in noxious haze’: Link

Pepsico, Unilever and Nestlé accused of complicity in illegal rainforest destruction: Link

Nestle, Ethiopia Reach Deal Ending Embarrassing Fight: Link

Nestle demanding $6 million from Ethiopia: Link

The right to water versus the CEO of Nestle: Link

Nestlé Chairman Peter Brabeck Says We Don’t Have a Right to Water, Believes We Do Have a Right to Water and Everyone’s Confused: Link

United Nations, Water for Life Decade: Link

Nestlé pays $200 a year to bottle water near Flint – where water is undrinkable: Link

Your bottled water may be stolen from a national forest: Link

Nestle has been bottling and selling water it has no right to in drought-stricken California, state says: Link

Nestle bottled water operations spark protests amid California drought: Link