Nickie Sekera, co-founder of Community Water Justice, will be presenting "Maine’s Water Sovereignty in a Global Water Crisis" via Zoom Thursday, Nov. 18. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Nickie Sekera, co-founder of Community Water Justice, will be presenting "Maine’s Water Sovereignty in a Global Water Crisis" via Zoom Thursday, Nov. 18. (COURTESY PHOTO)
LOVELL, Maine — The Hobbs Library Speaker Series and the Greater Lovell Land Trust will be presenting the co-founder of Community Water Justice, Nickie Sekera, who will speak about “Maine’s Water Sovereignty in a Global Water Crisis,” via Zoom on Thursday, Nov, 18, from 7 to 8 p.m.
With the recent acquisition of Nestle Waters North America/Poland Spring brand by One Rock Capital Partners and Metropoulos & Co (now doing business as BlueTriton Brands), Sekera says we need to know what this means for water security in Maine and how it will affect locals.
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