Nearly half-a-million dollars for bottled water? Now that’s a LOT of bottled water – Hudson By DAVID ABEL of the Boston Globe State lawmakers and environmental activists yesterday urged Governor Deval Patrick to reduce the amount of money the administration spends on bottled water. They called on Patrick to sign an executive order limiting purchases [...]
Massachusetts Faces Bottled Water Bill of $500,000
By Hudson in July 29th 2010 No Comment »
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Filed Under bottled water, drinking water, fresh water, health, social structures Tags: Boston, bottled water, conservation, drinking water, Executive Office of Administration and Finance, Governor Deval Patrick, Massachusetts, public drinking water, Senator James B. Eldridge, Water Infrastructure Finance Commission
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