If you haven't seen this short film about how costly disposable water bottles are to the environment, check it out here, or visit the Tappening website for more information.
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2 comments:
Wow this is a really great video! Thanks for posting it up! I would love to see it go viral!
Buying bottled water is trashy (in multiple senses of the word).
It's much better to use a BPA-free refillable water bottle, especially one that carries a message designed to get others to think twice about their bottled water habit.
Check out a review of the Tappening bottle (plus around 140 more eco-friendly product reviews at 1GreenProduct.com).
http://www.1greenproduct.com/2009/02/drink-fashion-tappening.html
(PS - Another great option for bottling and carrying your own tap water is the KOR ONE - http://www.1greenproduct.com/2009/01/drink-outdoor-kor-one-hydration-vessel.html)
- Aaron Dalton, Editor, 1GreenProduct.com
http://twitter.com/1greenproduct
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