While Swiss-based food giant Nestlé's northern Michigan bottled water operations have raised public ire with its request to greatly expand the amount of groundwater it pumps, it's far from alone in using Michigan waters to make its profits flow.Utilities, industries and farmers use trillions of gallons of Michigan ground and surface water each year, essentially for free, a Free Press review of data from the state Department of Environmental Quality shows.The state's largest groundwater extractor — by far — is Pfizer's pharmaceutical manufacturing operation near Kalamazoo, at more than 6.9 billion gallons in 2015, according to DEQ data.