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Not So Sweet: Sugar Pine Bottled Water Defies the State
October 14, 2015 : '' : BWW
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Bottled
water
companies
all
source
water
from
someplace,
be
that
a
spring
they
own
outright,
or
water
they
purchase
from
a
municipality
or
private
water
source.
Some
have
grandfather
clauses
that
allow
them
to
pull
water
from
specific
sources,
watersheds
or
aquifers.
But
California?s
drought
has
changed
the
game,
understandably
so.
Armed
with
evidence
captured
by
surveillance
cameras,
California's
State
Water
Resources
Control
Board
(SWRCB)
have
ordered
one
such
bottled
water
company
to
stop
drawing
Sierra
Nevada
spring
water
that
is
later
bottled
and
sold
in
stores.
Sugar
Pine
Spring
Water
in
the
foothills
of
Tuolumne
County
faces
fines
of
nearly
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