The Environmental And Economic Impacts Of Bottled Water

Before You Grab Another Bottled Water. . .

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Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

If you're a regular reader of these pages, you know that we spend a significant amount of time discussing water-related investment opportunities. If you're a Green Chip Stocks premium member, you can visit our water index here.

But today I'd like to set aside the investment angle for just a moment, and share with you something that I think you still might find rather interesting. It's a short video that discusses the bottled water industry and how we're paying a huge price, both economically and environmentally, for bottled water.

If you're only interested in investment opportunities here at Green Chip, then you probably will have no interest in this video. I'm just letting you know now so as not to waste your time.

But if you'd like to spend about 8 minutes watching a really interesting take on bottled water, then enjoy the video below.


 

 

 


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Comment by Peggy Lalor on 2010-05-13
Hi Jeff
I know that your report looks at the big companies that are working on the big issues. I have been watching the bottled water issue for 2 years and the only solution being thrown out there is to tell people to go back to the tap. Many have filters in their homes but we buy bottles on the go.
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