Perrier's Controversial Plan To Tap Aquifers
31 January 2001 - 11:00am
Recent zoning changes favor Perrier's plan to pump out 720,000 gallons a day from Michigan aquifers. What will happen to the neighborhing wells, wetlands, and lakes?
Controversy is brewing over plans into underground water supplies in Mecosta and Osceola Counties to sell as bottled water. A grass-roots group is collecting signatures to force a referendum on recent zoning changes in Mecosta that favored Perrier's proposal.Perrier Group of America's $60 million plan pledges that neighboring wells, lakes and wetlands will not be at risk...[a] grass-roots group has hired a lawyer and wants public hearings when state regulators consider crucial permits. It wants more data collected on the impact of drawing the underground water."
Full Story:
Bottled-water Plan disputed
Source:
The Chicago Tribune, January 30, 2001
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