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Added by Jopie, at 27 January 2018

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18 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    20 April 2018

    Could this save us from the plastic pollution? 🔬

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  • Anonymous
    06 April 2018

    Do you know what you’re drinking? 💧

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  • Anonymous
    05 April 2018

    #NotOK

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  • Anonymous
    04 April 2018

    "The notion of reduce, reuse, recycle has been preached for years now. Outright bans fit well within such a paradigm. But the concept of replacing single-use plastics requires the achievement of a revolution in consumer mentality. As such, a much more interesting challenge is that of keeping grocery shopping from becoming either a burden on the environment or an inconvenience to customers."

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  • Anonymous
    29 March 2018

    “Nestle pays just $200 a year to the state of Michigan to pump more than 130 million gallons (590 million liters) of water.”

    “Nestle has a reputation worldwide of going to poor rural communities, offering all kinds of economic benefits to the community that never really materialize, and taking as much water as they can get and when the stream runs dry they leave," said Peggy Case, president of the Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation.

    “Access to affordable drinking water is becoming more problematic, and as many as 36 percent of US households may be unable to afford water within five years, according to a 2017 study by Michigan State University scholar Elizabeth Mack.”

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  • Anonymous
    27 March 2018

    The problem is that we're now throwing out a huge variety of new types of packaging — mostly plastics, sometimes glued to other materials like metals — that recycling programs were never meant to deal with. Meanwhile, the materials that they were designed to collect, sort and resell make up a shrinking proportion of what comes in.

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  • Anonymous
    26 March 2018

    Well done McGill!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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  • Anonymous
    23 March 2018

    Today is #WorldWaterDay.

    This day is observed every year to highlight the importance of freshwater, and to advocate for sustainable management of freshwater resources.

    We all have to play our part by conserving water whenever and however we can in our daily lives.

    We also have to hold our governments accountable for protecting our freshwater resources and for stopping the exploitation of these resources by bottled water companies who pay next to nothing for pumping freshwater out of the ground which in many cases endangers the water supply of local towns and communities.

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  • Anonymous
    21 March 2018

    🚫 Say no to plastic 🚫

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  • Anonymous
    13 March 2018

    In Canada, 25 million tonnes of waste, including plastic, ended up in landfills in 2014. In our oceans, our plastic joins the waste of other countries to kill a million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals every year, according to the UN Environment Program.

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  • Anonymous
    06 March 2018

    "Bottled water is incredibly wasteful on so many levels: An estimated 80 percent of them don’t get recycled and, because of the plastic production process, it takes three times the amount of water in a water bottle to produce just one!"

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  • Anonymous
    02 March 2018

    "There is absolutely no logic in wrapping something as fleeting as food in something as indestructible as plastic," "Plastic-free aisles are an important steppingstone to a brighter future for food and drink," We agree completely.

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  • Anonymous
    13 February 2018

    👏👏👏👏 👏👏👏👏👏

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  • Anonymous
    10 February 2018

    Millions of #dollars are spent on treating our municipal #water to ensure it's safety. Why spend millions more on bottled water? Just Pure Water #bottleless water coolers connect to your existing water source and are equipped with the highest quality purification systems to make sure you get freshly filtered water with every glass! #watercooler #filtered #banthebottle #nomoreplastic #savetheplanet #gogreen #gobottleless #💚

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  • Anonymous
    09 February 2018

    Since purified #water does not contain impurities such as copper and #chlorine, it helps to keep #fish free from diseases, and avoids the build-up of algae on #aquarium plants due to its lack of phosphate and silicate. #purewater #justpurewater

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  • Anonymous
    08 February 2018

    #valentinesday is just around the corner! Did you know that the most essential factor affecting #flower vase life is #water quality? Dissolved minerals in water will block the flower stems and prevent water uptake. Cut flowers will last longer in clean, pure water! #Love #PureWater #Happy #flowers #flowerpower

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  • Anonymous
    07 February 2018

    “Our mortality fears make us want to avoid risks and, for many people, bottled water seems safer somehow, purer or controlled. There is also a deeper subconscious force at work here, one that caters to our desire for immortality.”

    “If public and non-governmental organizations were interested in promoting the benefits of municipal drinking water systems, they’re going to need to use new tactics that are emotionally stirring and speak to more than just the financial, ethical, and environmental benefits of tap water.”

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  • Anonymous
    03 February 2018

    "Danone did not give details about the environmental impact of the process, but said on Tuesday ocean water was a renewable source and that Kona Deep sources it in a 'responsible and sustainable manner.'"

    But what about the plastic bottles? Those are definitely NOT environmentally friendly.

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