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Can you believe the summer of love is here? Take the time to drink at least 2- 1L bottles of Natural Spring Water this summer, keep your body refreshed and rejuvenated... remember you are made up of 80% water. We hope you are drinking AQUAMANTRA and sharing your love, luck and health with any thirsty neighbor this hot summer. Look for AQUAMANTRA in Colorado in Albertsons, thanks to you our beautiful water is making waves across the nation. Please love your mother earth and don't forget to recycle.
Call 1-800-Recycle to find out how to help or visit www.bottlesandcans.com - We are grateful for your loving support! |
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Don't Blame Bottled Water! (Jul 23, 2008 at 11:56 AM) - Don't Blame Bottled Water!
Posted at 10:55 AM
In launching TerraCycle's lines of liquid fertilizer, cleaners, repellents, etc., I realized something: Almost all products that are sold as liquid in a bottle -- from window cleaner to ant repellent -- are in fact extremely similar to bottled water.
Don't Toss Bottled Water, Iorio Says (Jul 7, 2008 at 10:18 AM) -
The Tampa Tribune
Published: July 5, 2008
TAMPA - TAMPA - Mayors across the country are talking up the virtues of tap water, some are even banning their cities from buying water in bottles.
They say bottled water costs more than tap, that bottles are bad for the environment.
Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio, however, has no plans to follow the ban-the-bottle movement.
"The trend toward bottled water has been very healthy for our country," Iorio said.
One-sided water view a disservice (Jul 1, 2008 at 10:17 AM) -
Re: your June 18 article, "Feeling thrifty, the thirsty reach for tap water":
While many Star readers, undoubtedly, choose bottled water, the article served up a one-sided view that was not in the best interests of Star readers.
Residents warned of arsenic in tap water (Jun 4, 2008 at 8:46 AM) - Sunland Park resident Tina Cedillo said her family has used bottled water to drink and cook for as long as she can remember. The city government recently sent letters to residents of Sunland Park and Santa Teresa advising that their water may contain high levels of arsenic.
Bottled water important to health (Jun 4, 2008 at 8:42 AM) - In an effort to make a point, Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels collected empty beverage containers for his tap water promotion display ("Forget bottled water, Seattle's tap water is just fine, says city," May 7).
It's a good reminder that recycling is the right thing to do with consumer packaging, food and beverages included. |
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