According to National Parks Traveler, there is a growing movement to ban the sale of bottled water at National Parks given the success of the ban at Grand Canyon National Park. Check out the full...
Read More →Elk Grove District’s local paper reports the newest addition to Franklin Elementary school, an arsenic treatment system that delivers close to arsenic-free water for students. After recent regulation changes, the Elementary school needed to adapt,...
Read More →By Courtney Moulds, Daily Cal Efforts to ban the sale of bottled water at UC Berkeley continue this semester, with the Cal Student Store being the first on-campus vendor to eliminate its sale of the...
Read More →The California attorney general’s office on Wednesday sued three companies over allegations they misled consumers by marketing plastic water bottles as biodegradable. The lawsuit – said to be the first government action to enforce the...
Read More →Bill would tell state how much of its water goes to bottlers Does the state have a right to know where its water is going? Major multinational corporations such as Nestle are allowed to siphon...
Read More →Bottled water sales were down in 2009 compared to the previous year. This is a big win for the Ban the Bottle Movement and a message to bottled water companies like Nestle, Coca-Cola and Pepsi....
Read More →We bash plastic bottles and the bottled water industry quite a bit here on BTB, but let’s not forget that plastic bags are just as wasteful and unneeded. California legislators seem to think so as...
Read More →Members from the Ban the Bottle crew had the opportunity to visit the 2010 Green California Summit and Expo this week in Sacramento. The annual Green California Summit has become an essential resource to support...
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