How to Avoid Bottled Water and help reduce Our Carbon Footprint PDF Print E-mail
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1: Purchase nontoxic, reusable water bottles for you and your family.  Stainless steel is a good alternative.  Manufacturers include but not limited to New Wave, Kleen Kanteen, http://www.newwaveenviro.com/bottles-stainless-steel-c-8_2_11.html

 http://www.kleankanteen.com/.  There are also nontoxic water bottles for kids: http://www.progressivekid.com/shop/Eco-FriendlyWaterBottles.aspx

 

2: If you’re not satisfied with your tap water quality, filter it!  Brita, PUR, Aqua-Pur are a few brands out there.  You can choose from different types of filtering systems from faucet to whole house.  Here is a link that compares these different systems. http://www.waterfiltercomparisons.net/WaterFilter_Comparison.cfm

 

3: Encourage your friends to follow your example. The more people that switch to a more sustainable method of carrying water, the less CO2 we’ll emit into our atmosphere.

 

4: Get serious about your conservation efforts.  Join an online environmental group like New American Dream.  This organization is practical, NOT in your face, does not sell your email address, and gives completely sane and simple tips that everyday people like you and me can make a difference.  Take their pledge to break the water bottle habit. http://c3.newdream.org/





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