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Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 9:38 PM
To: Pete Pasterz
Subject: [html] Free Webinar, Cost Calculator and Prize Update for
Bottled Water Pledge
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No. 47, August 21, 2008
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Lower Your Carbon Footprint: Break the Bottled Water Habit
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Thousands of
individuals around the country have taken
the pledge to Break Their Bottled Water Habit, which not
only benefits the planet but also puts them in the running for great
eco-friendly prizes!
Our grand prize includes a trip for two to Glacier
National Park from Brighter
Planet. Second prize includes a Wellness Kitchen S-III,
an above counter filtration system from Wellness Enterprises.
Third prize is a self-filtering water bottle also from Wellness Enterprises.
Fourth prize is a Nuun mixed flavor multi-pack from Nuun Active Hydration.
There are 28 prizes in all--pledge today and increase your chances of
winning one of them!
Learn more about why Breaking Your Bottled Water Habit
is a smart move for reasons other than the aforementioned prizes by
clicking here.
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How Much Could You Save? Try the
Bottled Water Calculator
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On
average, tap water costs U.S. taxpayers 0.2 cents per gallon – which is
roughly
750-2,700 times cheaper than bottled water on a per
gallon basis, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA
has also found most of this water to be very safe. Over 90 percent of
U.S. municipal water systems regularly meet or exceed the EPA’s
regulatory and monitoring requirements.
Why are you breaking your budget when you can break the
bottled water habit?
Use our bottled water
calculator to help you compute the financial and environmental
impact of your bottled water consumption.
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Think Outside the Bottle: Bottled
Water Alternatives Webinar
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Bottled water is expensive and resource intensive. Tap
water is safe, inexpensive, and readily available. That's why so many
institutions are switching from bottled water to tap. Join Center
for a New American Dream's Responsible Purchasing
Network for this free
webinar about bottled water impacts and tap water
solutions this Tuesday, August
26 from 2:00 to 3:30 EST.
Presentations will
include:
- Mark Hays,
Corporate Accountability International, on the social and
environmental impacts of bottled water;
- Courtney
Godwin, RPN, on best practices in bottled water
alternatives;
- Nancy
Read
and Nelson
Nieves, NYC Museum of Modern Art, on their
office's switch to bottle-less water coolers; and
- Chandra
Johnson, City of San Francisco, on the City’s June 2007
policy phasing out bottled water and their experiences thus far.
For more information and to register, please visit here.
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