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Tag: Buena Vista
Florida moves to charge companies who bottle state’s water
In Florida, Democratic State Rep. Franklin Sands has filed a bill to “collect a modest fee from bottled water companies that derive extravagant profits for the privilege of pumping millions of gallons of water daily from Florida’s springs and other water bodies.” Sands’ filing of House Bill 781 comes after public criticism over water bottling giants’ current ability to extract — without charge — water for commercial purposes.
Nestle OK’d to turn Arkansas River springs into bottled water product
Chaffee County Tuesday afternoon issued a notice to Nestle that it could proceed with its plan to pump millions of gallons of water from springs next to the Arkansas River and cart it to Denver for bottling under the Arrowhead Springs label.
Nestle to begin draining millions of gallons of Arkansas River water
If things go according to plan, in about a month someone at Nestle Waters North America will turn a valve and water will begin running out of a pipeline near Buena Vista and will splash into an empty 8,000-gallon tanker truck. It will take roughly an hour for the truck to fill, and then another truck will take its place. The water will run 24 hours a day, filling approximately 25 trucks each day, every day.
Proposed geothermal lease in Chaffee County has residents steamed
Colorado is no stranger to controversial energy extraction, with its perpetual tussles over oil, gas and uranium mining.
Now Chaffee County is seeing a battle...
News Nuggets, 19 August 2009: Chaffee County gave away the water
Dug up fresh, daily.
AWAY WENT THE WATER: The good news is that citizens made a stand. The bad news is that today they lost....
In Arkansas Valley, online news sites challenge print stagnation
LEADVILLE — For roughly a year now, news and information websites have been slowly emerging to cater to the residents of the Arkansas Valley, the scenic stretch running along the Sawatch and Collegiate ranges, southwest of Denver. The new sites have been launched by local citizens whose expectations for media have clearly outrun the professional product available locally.