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by Lynn Hasselberger

Clean Drinking Water...From Thin Air

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Less than 1% of the world's fresh water (or about 0.007% of all water on earth) is readily accessible for direct human use.*

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by bobferris

Get Schooled in Bottled Water

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I spent a little time this AM talking with the staff at the Responsible Purchasing Network (www.responsiblepurchasing.org) which is a project of the Center for a New American Dream working to create markets for green products and practices.  They were

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Film Productions-Los Angeles

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Working on film productions in the LA area for 20 years, I have seen an unbelievable amount of plastic bottles as well, paper products going to waste.

Although, there have been many attempts to recycle most of it, but the plain fact is that it has not been as successful as one would like. Film Productions when on an outside location from the studio at times can generate tons of plastic water bottles, enough to fill two empty, olympic size swimming pools and that is not including the paper and foam product waste.

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theCSRminute: August 4, 2009

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The 3BL
Media CSR Minute: 60 seconds or so of daily news and commentary on corporate
social responsibility (CSR) and the triple bottom line (3BL).

Today's Items: Music Fans on Climate Change, Anti-Bottled Water Ads, Timberland Nixes Amazon Leather

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Bottled Water is the Pet Rock of Wetness

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I told someone recently that I thought that bottled water was the pet rock of wetness. The person looked at me with a purplexed look.  And then I told him of a time long, long ago when people paid someone to buy a small pet rock.  It was a very silly item that lasted a short time during the 1970s.

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by GreenopolisJeff

Bottled Water...The Path to Market

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According to the International Bottle Water Association, bottled water is regulated as a packaged food product. To learn more about the IBWA process, go to www.bottledwater.org.

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by The Green Groove

The Green Groove: Recycled Plastic Boat to Sail the Ocean Blue

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By: Trish Smith

For your long-anticipated summer vacation, wouldn’t you like to use all of those plastic water bottles that you’ve been sticking in the recycling bin to make a fully functioning boat? And what about adding some brand new HP notebooks, smart phones and hard drives onto that boat while you’re being propelled by both the sun and the cool morning wind?

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Top Ten Reasons to Avoid Bottled Water

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1) It takes approximately three 8oz bottles of water to make one disposable plastic bottle…so that we can get 8oz of hydration.
2) Approximately
1.5 million barrels of oil—enough to run 100,000 cars for a whole
year—are used to make plastic water bottles, while transporting these
bottles burns even more oil. Imagine a water bottle filled a quarter of
the way up with oil. That’s about how much oil was needed to produce
and transport the bottle.

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Canteens ???

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Since I have an interest in bottled water from a number of different perspectives, I was intrigued by the following tweet from Bottledh2OBabe:

@SustainableArch Did u know there's a national shortage of rPET? Ask ur local gov to expand programs & offer public space recycling.

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by GreenopolisJeff

Can a bottle change the way people think about recycling?

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Can a bottle change the way people think about recycling?

The folks at re-source hope so. By using 25% recycled plastic and providing education on recycling, they hope to raise awareness and also increase U.S. recycling rates of PET plastic bottles.

Right now, you’ll find re-source natural spring water is available at Whole Foods Market.

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