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To: Brumar89 who wrote (15621)	7/20/2011 2:01:39 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

Just another "scientist" that happens to have your point of view. Anyone can dig up 2 that disagree with her. Yawnnnn.... as if you understand what the hell she's even talking about! LOL DAK

To: Brumar89 who wrote (15621)	7/21/2011 10:48:24 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

New green fraud: Organic water Posted on July 21, 2011 by Steve Milloy\| 29 Comments Even the comrades at Mother Jones are upset about “organic water” bottled by Llanllyr Source in Wales. The LLanlyr web site states: Llanllyr SOURCE is one of the world’s premium quality bottled waters. It comes from our sources beneath certified organic fields in west Wales in the UK… The farm has been accredited organic by the Soil Association for many years, but more than that it has never been farmed any other way. Our sources are entirely sustainable. We have Organic Farmers and Growers accreditation for both our line and processes and have established programmes to maximize the use of recycled materials including now over 25% of the glass we use. We are UN Global Compact signatures. As Mother Jones points out, … by definition anything “organic” must contain carbon. Water has two hydrogen molecules and one oxygen molecule: no carbon. The USDA, in fact, specifically exempts water from organic certification. And although Llanllyr is smart enough not to actually put the word “organic” on their label, they’re obviously trying to make that association, even going to far as to have servers call the water “organic” when offering it to reporters. As remarked by Politico, Can organic air be far behind? junkscience.com Coal, oil and gas from sources below certified organic fields and forests would logically be organic fuel.