Nearly Half Of Detroit Water Customers Can’t Pay Their Bill CBS Detroit

Nearly Half Of Detroit Water Customers Can’t Pay Their Bill  CBS Detroit:



"It’s a basic human right: water. But could the United Nations soon help the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department provide the service to struggling customers?
Water department spokeswoman Curtrise Garner says it’s a possibility — but for now, the water bills must be paid."

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I agree that access to clean water should be a basic human right, but the huge corporations, such as Nestle, that are gobbling up the world's drinkable water sources and privatizing them don't see it that way. They see water as just another consumer product that people should have to pay for at a rate several hundred times higher than what they are currently paying to regulated utilities and government water companies. It's a natural for the privatization industry.  What could be more profitable than a monopoly stranglehold on a necessity?