San Francisco Official to Propose Water-Bottle Ban
Another article on the San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors, David Chui, attempt to ban bottle water w/in city limits.
Mount Rainier National Park poised to ban sales of bottled water | KPLU News for Seattle and the Northwest
Another national park set to ban bottle water. Also, a list of the 14 other National Parks that have already banned bottle water is provided at the bottom.
Environmentalists Campaign Crissy Field, Yosemite to Ban Bottled-Water
Think Outside the Bottle visited San Fran to try and promote the city and national parks to ban the sale of single serving bottle water.
Bottled Water Ban: Three-Year-Old Idea Uncorked Again
San Francisco Supervisor is pushing to ban bottle water sales on city grounds.
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So, let me get this straight… this guy is proposing using drinking water as a fuel source. Drinking water, as in the stuff the keeps everything alive on this planet and only covers less than 3% of the Earth. Let us just explore this idea quickly. If we were to pay the market price for bottle drinking water, a gallon of water would be over $7. I can say I do not share the same definition of progress with this screwball.
Nat Geo’s coverage on marine pollution. Good information but disgusting pictures portraying our decaying oceans. The description of the page is a bit misleading, though. Here Nat Geo states the ocean pollution is from the accumulation of trash over “centuries.” I did not think they had plastic bags 100 years ago. I think they were far more resourceful.
Should Plastics Be Labeled “Hazardous” to Reduce Ocean Pollution?
Nat Geo discusses an interesting POV regarding how to manage the plastic waste in our environment. A group of scientist are recommending changing the classification of plastics to become a hazardous material.
