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Do you know the difference between tap water and bottled water? To celebrate April Fool’s Day, Food & Water Watch created a fake brand of bottled water, Potomac Springs.
Have you got love for tap water? Food & Water Watch is challenging college students from around the United States to declare their love for tap water — and get it on film. Breaking the bottled water habit means not only recognizing the health, environmental and economic costs of bottled water but also building renewed confidence in tap water that is safe and affordable. Show your love for tap water by participating in the I Heart Tap Water Video Contest at www.takebackthetap.org. The entrance submission date is passed and videos are now being judged. Stay tuned for finalists.
Food & Water Watch sings Shrimp-mas Carols to shrimp consumers at Gallery Place in Washington DC. The carols were written to educate people of the dangers of eating farm-raised, imported shrimp.
