Think Outside the Bottle Pledge

 Because water is a human right and not a commodity to be bought and sold for profit;

 Because bottled water corporations are changing the very way people think about water and undermining people's confidence in public water systems;

 Because up to 40% of bottled water in the U.S. and Canada is sourced from municipal tap water;

 Because some bottlers have run over communities' concerns and the environment when they extract water and build bottling plants to get local spring and ground water;

 Because bottled water travels many miles from the source, results in the burning of massive amounts of fossil fuels, and contributes to the billions of plastic bottles ending up in our landfills;

 Because worldwide there is a need for investments in public water systems to ensure equal access to water, a key ingredient for prosperity and health for all people; and

 Because solutions to ensuring water as a fundamental human right require people acting together and standing up for public water systems, 





Why do you think outside the bottle?




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Number Date Name Why do you think outside the bottle?
2687 May 11, 2013 Anonymous It is a brilliant initiative and an excellent campaign, we would like to bring this initiative to India as most of the plastic from these bottles land up in our Indian backyard. We would also like to take this initiative to schools to educate the children on bottle water.
2686 April 22, 2013 Thomas Frießnegg Because it's important
2685 April 22, 2013 Zaidil Firza Free fresh water! Keep it pure.
2684 April 18, 2013 Anonymous Because water's in you to live.
2683 April 18, 2013 Ellen Girerd-Barclay Because water is water is water. A rose by any other name, etc. Corporate greed has brain-washed people to believe that water in a plastic bottle has higher value and status, resulting in pollution, wasted resources, and, eventually, great loss for all living creatures.
2682 April 17, 2013 Sarah Eleftheratos Because I'm a scientist who has seen both the environmental data and the anthropogenic impact of bottled water.
2681 April 17, 2013 Jessica Olson Nobody owns water, and those who think they do sell the water in bottles for twice the price of tap. That should happen and I won't support it.
2680 April 09, 2013 Elizabeth Selleck Corporations should not be allowed to sell our water to us and plastic bottles everywhere. I drink tap water!
2679 March 25, 2013 Astrid Casadei
2678 March 24, 2013 Sally Vogel For all the reasons you have given.
2677 January 24, 2013 Anonymous
2676 January 09, 2013 Rebekah Gwynn because my greatest fear is that my future children and grandchildren will never live to see the beautiful world i see when i walk by the river. The companies who make the bottles pollute the world are making this fear more and more real. I want this to stop.
2675 December 06, 2012 Anonymous Pretty much all of the reasons listed in the "Because" section.
2674 December 03, 2012 tina taylor
2673 October 05, 2012 Shane Betz
2672 September 20, 2012 Anonymous Because I can't justify the petty convenience.
2671 August 28, 2012 Tracey Chalifour
2670 July 30, 2012 Because I live in a country where water is a scarce resource.
2669 July 26, 2012 Kathleen Brophy Because I have seen the human consequences of water commodfication worldwide and have witnessed communities dispossessed by privatization and depletion of their water resource for bottling purposes to satisfy the appetite for those who are willing to pay for this basic natural element formerly regarded as a commons providing for basic human need and now fueling consumption and human greed.
2668 July 17, 2012 Benjamin Weiss Because it's not right for corporations to take what is already ours, and sell it back to us, while creating a dangers for public health, and taxing the environment unnecessarily.
2667 July 14, 2012 Akilah Roberts
2666 July 09, 2012 Jennifer Burke It's better for the environment, better for the planet and better for our wallets. Tap water is safter at a fraction of the cost!
2665 July 02, 2012
2664 June 19, 2012 Mariano Jara Melagrani
2663 June 07, 2012 Anonymous Health and environmental issues.
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