All companies should prioritize providing a clean, safe, and healthy workplace environment for their employees. However, they shouldn’t make compromises while doing so. There’s a way you can satisfy your employees and please your budget, and it’s not with bottled water delivery – it’s with Continue Reading

Last Updated: 9/15/2020 Experts believe the world’s plastic binge is as serious a threat as climate change. Eliminating our need for unnecessary containers like disposable water bottles can significantly reduce the plastic waste jeopardizing oceans, coastlines, and other environments. If you think about the fact that Continue Reading

As you squeeze the last unofficial hours of summer in this upcoming Labor Day Weekend, listen for the symphony of seabird calls as the seabirds swoop in the water, along the coastline, and for your food. While they may be a slight annoyance for your Continue Reading

According to the Huffington Post, a newly approved budget amendment will force national parks to sell water in disposable plastic bottles. This congressional action came only after a lobbying campaign from the International Bottled Water Association. The amendment will only further enable littering, an already Continue Reading

How about a swim in the beautiful plastic sea? In what is being described as “the most scientifically rigorous estimate to date,” scientists have more accurately estimated how much plastic is floating in the Earth’s oceans. After gathering data from 24 ship expeditions from around Continue Reading

It’s that time of the year again – when parents are excited and kids are sad – it’s Back to School season! While Back to School shopping this year, make sure you pick up a reusable water bottle because four more schools have banned the Continue Reading

Artist Jane Runyeon will be creating a large scale installation art piece for this weekend’s Berks Sustainability Fest in Wyomissing, PA. Her installation piece, WATER BOTTLE RAIL, will highlight the dichotomy of the number of plastic water bottles used versus those that are recycled. Runyeon Continue Reading

Factors of global warming have recently influenced the movement of waterways, which could later lead to various problems with tap water. Rising air and water temperatures in combination with increased development has caused slower water speeds in usually fast-moving rivers. Officials fear that these changes reduce Continue Reading

A recent study reported by the Geological Society of America has revealed that synthetic plastic, which has an overwhelming presence in our world today, will become a permanent part of the geological record, as plastic takes about 1,000 years to completely break down.  As it Continue Reading

Congratulations to Western Washington University! They have voted to end the sale and distribution of bottled water on campus starting on April 1. WWU is now the largest college or university in the state of Washington to end the sale of bottled water on campus, Continue Reading