In the New York Times Green section

“…Lifesaving bottled water cannot be available in times of pressing need without a viable, functioning industry to produce it,” the association wrote.

But the United Nations, in a report released on Tuesday, emphasized that bottled water was not sustainable.

The report that found producing bottled water for the United States market consumed 17 million barrels of oil annually.

As of Wednesday afternoon, Ms. Leonard’s video had been viewed more than 120,000 times. The I.B.W.A.’s had received about 250 visitors…”

 

posted by Christina M. Samala
March 24, 2010
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  • Iryna Radomska

    Hi Anna,

    My co-workers and I at Office of Sustainability, University of Saskatchewan, Canada after viewing your water bottle story decided to ask you if you would not mind to look into a story of a coffee paper cups. It’s been a struggle for us to fight them on campus as people do not realize how much resources go into it. Our last spring waste audit have shown that we are using up to 8000 a day!!!

    Thank you so much for all the work you’ve done so far!