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Hi all, as we get ready to deliver our 5 min. presentation, we need to be prepare to defend our points. please read the following about coke in india, then visit Coke's website, watch the videos, and see what they say: India resource center: http://www.indiaresource.org/campaigns/coke/2006/cokepoisoning.html Coke: http://www.cokefacts.org/ ********************************* Coca-Cola: Poisoning Water, Land and People In the last two weeks, the Coca-Cola company has come under scrutiny once again for selling harmful products - this time, with high levels of benzene, a cancer causing chemical. The company's products are being investigated all across the world, including the US, UK, China and Australia. For the public in India, the news that Coca-Cola is once again associated with dangerous practices hardly comes as a surprise. In India, Coca-Cola has earned the unenviable reputation of "toxic-cola" as a result of its practices in India. http://www.indiaresource.org/campaigns/coke/2006/cokepoisoning.html Coca-Cola: Envenena el Agua, la Tierra y la Gente Durante las últimas dos semanas, la compañía Coca-Cola ha estado una vez más bajo escrutinio por vender productos dañinos - esta vez, con niveles altos de benceno, una sustancia química que produce cáncer. Los productos de esta compañía están siendo investigados en todo el mundo, incluyendo los Estados Unidos, el Reino Unido, China y Australia. Para el público en India, la noticia de que Coca-Cola una vez más está relacionada con prácticas peligrosas no llega de sorpresa. En este país, Coca-Cola se ha ganado la poco envidiable reputación de llamarse "toxic-cola", como resultado de sus malas prácticas. http://www.indiaresource.org/campaigns/coke/2006/cokeenvenena.html TAKE ACTION: Protest Coca-Cola's Crimes in India! <http://www.indiaresource.org/action/faxcoke.php>http://www.indiaresource.org/action/faxcoke.php In the News http://www.IndiaResource.org Pepsi Bottling Plant in Vizag Told Not to Use Groundwater High Cadmium Levels Found in 8 Soft Drink Plants India Nuke Deal Worth 'Billions' Coca-Cola Blamed For India's Water Problems Protests at Coca Cola Sponsorship of World Water Forum Indefinite Protest Against Coca-Cola from March 23 ----- End forwarded message -----