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It's hard to imagine the bottled water story ending. Every event that I attend where refreshments are offered seems to include bottled water, even when the hosting organization has an environmental or other social justice purpose. Even recycling these bottles is rarely offered - and that includes the City of El Paso facilities. There are a few small recycle bins in the City Hall 1 building. Go to events in the museums, or in other City agencies, and you won't find any recycling.
ReplyDeleteGreat video. Lead by example; say not to bottled water and bring your reusable bottle to work and social events. Educate as to why bottled water is problematic; don't ignore an obvious problem.
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