{Why} Challenge Corporate Control of Water? "There is enough water for human need, but not for human greed." ~Mahatma Gandhi
		Clean drinking water is the basis for life, but soon two in three people will not have enough of it to survive. Private corporations, often with the help of the World Bank, are increasingly determining who gets water, for what purpose and at what price. It is now our choice – will we manage water democratically so everyone has clean, safe water, or will we let corporate interests control this precious common resource at an overwhelming human cost? Download the Water factsheet.
{How to} Challenge Corporate Control of Water
		Think Outside the Bottle Corporations like Coke, Nestlé, and Pepsi have manufactured demand for bottled water through years of misleading advertising – building a market by eroding confidence in public tap water. In reality, the tap is more highly regulated and doesn’t generate billions of pounds of plastic waste. Click here to learn how cities, congregations, campuses and individuals can Think Outside the Bottle.
		Support Indian Communities Coke promotes its Dasani brand with the slogan “can’t live without it.” Ironically in India, Coke continues to pump millions of gallons in drought stricken areas, where agriculture and people’s lives depend on local water resources – resources that are now drying up. Click here to learn more and support Indian communities who are challenging Coke’s abuses.

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