#takebackthetap

[plastictides]

#NYC and #Brooklyn have a plastic problem. How do you think we should solve it? Leave your ideas in the comments below! #crowdsourcesolutions #plasticpollution #banthebag #takebackthetap #stopsucking #nostrawnovember (at Crown Heights, Brooklyn)

[50shadesofgreenblog-blog]

Plastic Free July - Day 14 - Provide tap water and glasses for meetings. I recently joined a meeting with other #Toronto zero wasters and we walked the talk by using reuable cups and plates. Many of us also brought our own napkins. So nice to meet up with like minded people. We are planning some great #zerowaste events for Toronto. Stay tuned. We are also having another social zero waste meet up on July 22. Let me know if you're interested in joining. @plasticfreejuly @yourecofriend @refusereuse @torontotoollibrary @itsahashtaglife . . . #plasticfreejuly #refuse #refusesingleuse #takebackthetap #tapwater #realzerowastersoftoronto #0W (at Centre for Social Innovation)

[mrjimpatterson]

Regrann from @greenamerica_ - Join us today at 3pm ETcfor our first Green American Magazine webinar on "Toxic Drinking Water." ⠀ ⠀ The webinar will feature Green America's Editor-in-Chief, Tracy Fernandez Rysavy, Catherine Flowers of Alabama Center For Rural Enterprise, and Monica Lewis-Patrick of We the People of Detroit.⠀ ⠀ Sign-up for today's webinar via the link in our bio or at http://greenam.org/2fKZI23⠀ ⠀ #wethepeople #waterisahumanright #toxicwater #takebackthetap #drinkwater #detroit #centerforruralenterprise #greenamerican ( #📷 @iamagreenamerican ) - #regrann

[slavestothemusic]

So I got a water filter from Soma on the low, just paid for 2 replacement filters (which was less than $7), and I'm super excited I spent money on this! #soma #water #takebackthetap

[cookcult]

What you don’t know about the bottled water industry could be costing you hundreds of dollars a year. Get the facts on bottled water and find out why tap water

In my year at CU Boulder I was part of this Take Back the Tap program, that promotes tap water use over bottled water purchasing. Tap water is more regulated than bottled water because of its public use, and as we experience here in NYC, tap water can be as delicious as the Fiji bottled water we've talked about. On this site it does list The New School participates in Take Back the Tap but I am struggling to find the club. Nonetheless, this campaign has some very interesting resources that only prove further how bottled water can be more of an accessory than a necessity...I witnessed some of this accessorizing this weekend:

On the blue line, on my way to Brooklyn. I'm sitting on a warm seat, my phone dead, watching the doors open and close with every faint "Ting!" Some stops are grubbier than others, with hot and stinky odors following the passengers who enter the train. I watch fathers and daughters, tired workers, excited and inebriated college kids, among other people of various shapes and sizes enter and sit on the orange seats. Now the seats are full, it's a busy night on the C train. Two young women enter, in mid-conversation. Head to toe, they are dressed in black. Their jeans look worn and expensive, their shoes the popular Nike design, and their hair tossed up in bohemian buns. In their hands, Smart Water bottles. No purses, just the bottles. As they stand solid, without the aid of the handrails, both women let their long and slim arms outline their body. The bottles hang beside their hips. One of them is empty. The other has barely a sip of water left. For the next twenty minutes the water remains in the bottle. Then the women finally slide out through the doors, with their empty bottles, past the trash cans.

--HE

[plastictides]

YeeeeHAAWWW!!! Last lock of the trip! 30 miles on the Erie Canal over the course of five days. The @plastictidesjunior ambassadors absolutely crushed it! ☝🙌💯💯💪 plastic pollution beware were coming for you!🚯🗑🖖💙🌎🐳💧 let's #BANTHEBOTTLE, #takebackthetap, and #StandUpAgainstPollution (at Lock 14)

[50shadesofgreenblog-blog]

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Plastic Free July - Day 7 - "Refill not landfill." Ditch the single-use plastic and use a reuable water bottle. @plasticfreejuly @oiseuoft @sustainableuoft @learnoiseese . . . #greeneruoft #plasticfreejuly #plasticfree #bringyourown #takebackthetap #tapwater #zerowaste #0W #realzerowastersoftoronto (at Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto)

[merblogogy-blog]

The Story of Bottled Water

This film by 'story of stuff project' explores the bottled water industry's attacks on tap water and its use of seductive, environmental-themed advertising to cover up the mountains of plastic waste it produces.

[50shadesofgreenblog-blog]

Thanks Jules Cafe for providing delicious lime water in reusable glass cups. #tapwater #takebackthetap #noplastic #zerowaste #waterislife (at Jules Cafe Patisserie)

[lushcosmetics]

5$ from every bottle sold is given to charities helping protect water! 💧💧 #takebackthetap

[becausewater-blog]

#choosetoreuse #cleanwaterboston #takebackthetap (at 70% of the Planet)

[50shadesofgreenblog-blog]

30 Days to Zero Waste - Day 2 - Bring your own #reusable water bottle from home to avoid plastic bottles. . . #tapwaterplease #takebackthetap #zerowaste (at Toronto, Ontario)