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  tari

  16 years ago

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  Ugh. I got so sick on NYC tap water. And that was BEFORE I was told every glass goes through nine people. I'm all for tap instead of pretend-glacial-agua, but WTF??

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  Bryan

  16 years ago

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  These people should be flogged. There are no green intentions here, just marketing suits coming up with another way to pay nothing for a product and over charge the customer for it. All with a BS story to back it. Nevermind thousands more bottles that can now jam up the NYC trash bins and water ways.
  
  If you want to do something green then tell people, "hey your tap water is awesome! Just fill up a bottle at home!'
  
  

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  Nurb

  16 years ago

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  How does this product have the greenest of intentions? A simple ad campaign would have been much more effective.

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  Mike

  16 years ago

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  Hard to see how adding more plastic bottles to the landfill can be considered green. If you like local tap water, get a refillable bottle.

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  anonymous

  16 years ago

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  The problem isn't quite in the water we drink, specially not in mega cities with filtration system capable of filtering any harmful chemicals and bacteria, it's precisely in the fact that we are packaging it rather than drinking it from the tap. Therefore this product is harming the glaciers, an is actually one of the most useless expression of a global issue I've seen to date.

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