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Earth Day Celebration Around The Nation

April 22, 2013 | 2 Comments

It’s here! The day our nation celebrates what we are so lucky to have! A day where the citizens of the nation are reminded of the ongoing environmental issues we inflict on our planet. A...

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The northern Nevada community can celebrate and learn about options for more sustainable living at the University of Nevada, Reno campus Monday, April 15 through Friday, April 19. Educational programs and demonstrations will focus on...

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As the green movement continues to grow and spread across the nation, we are seeing more and more school and universities working towards banning the sale of plastic bottled water within their campuses and facilities and they are all being implemented...

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December 2012 Recap: Ban the Bottle

December 31, 2012 | 0 Comments

December 3rd- 14-Year Old Invents Solar-Powered Water Jug (Video) December 4th- Rubbermaid® Reduces Environmental Impact with Dishwasher-Safe Reusable Bottles December 6th- January 1: UVM Makes It Official for 2013 Bottled Water Ban! December 7th- Smart...

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October 2012 Recap: Ban the Bottle

November 1, 2012 | 0 Comments

  October 2nd- New Water-Filtering Reusable Bottle with Style October 4th- Happy Columbus Day from Ban the Bottle! October 9th- Infographic: Waves of Rubbish October 10th- No More Plastic for India. Period. October 18th- Vassar College Moves Forward to Reach...

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New students, faculty and staff at Rochester Institute of Technology added a new item to their orientation materials this year—reusable water bottles. This is part of a larger campus-wide effort to reduce the amount of...

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Niagara College in Ontario, Canada has conquered a new level of sustainability by banning the sale of plastic water bottles on their campus. This initiative took full force this past Wednesday, August 29th as the...

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This past March, in an effort to boost environmental sustainability and reduce costs, the Graduate Student Government at the University of Maryland voted to ban most bottled water purchases for its functions. The Graduate Student...

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