Press Release: On Valentine’s Day students from across the country will declare their love for tap water in the celebrity–judged I Heart Tap Water student video contest. It is part of Food & Water Watch’s Take Back the Tap Campaign that encourages college students and entire campuses to kick the bottled water habit and take back the tap. A panel of judges representing the environment, students, and film will choose the first–place winner of the contest, who will receive $1,500.
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Bottled Water Industry is Detrimental to American Communities
Press Release: Food & Water Watch Executive Director Wenonah Hauter testifies with environmental and citizen groups against bottled water industry at U.S. House Subcommittee on Domestic Policy hearing.
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Press Release: Bottled water could quickly become a thing of the past on college campuses, as students are gearing up across the country to cut existing contracts with bottled water corporations and rid their campuses of bottled water.
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Press Release: Americans have a role to play in protecting and conserving our precious water resources. A new website called H2O Conserve allows visitors to calculate their “water footprint”.
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Press Release: Choosing tap water over bottled water is better for consumers’ health, their pocketbooks, and the environment, according to a new report released today by Food & Water Watch.
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