An enlightening film that highlights the danger of corporatising essential services. It also points out that public opposition, people power, can be effective in bringing some of these un-ethical companies into line. It also highlights the fact that the corporatising of essential services is never successful in reducing costs. We are also made aware of the vulnerablity of our (world wide) small supply of clean water to pollution from industry, agriculture and other human activity. As a society, we take the availability of clean drinking water for granted; this film goes a long way toward pointing this out, and the need to conserve our major underground aquifers.
