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Annie Leonard, the producer of the Story of Stuff, just launched a new video called The Story of Bottled Water . This short video focuses on the bottled water industry marketing campaign to make us believe that tap water is ‘not healthy’ and also explains the environmental impact of bottled water. If you haven’t yet learned about the affects of the bottled water industry, this is an easy, short and enjoyable short video to watch.
Eco-officiency was a sponsor of this years 2009 Colorado Environmental Film Festival which featured the movie Tapped, about the 1.1 billion dollar bottle water industry. This movie has been recognized and awarded in over 15 different film festivals. It was a fantastic look at the bottle water industry and how it is affecting so many areas of life of communities, health, water safety and waste issues. A must see if you didn’t get to the film festival!
Visit the Tapped website to order the DVD.
If you did see it, let me know what you think….
A free movie to view on You Tube , Home, takes you around the world with some stunning cinematography.Home was intended to mobilize the world to take more action on environmental initiatives. Take a look and let me know what you think.
Website: http://www.home-2009.com
If you haven’t seen this video produced by Annie Leonard, it is a must see! An engaging and interesting short video on the life cycle impact of consumption and stuff. A great video to include in sustainability training for employees or to launch your sustainability program.
Check it out…http://www.storyofstuff.com/
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