Take Back The Tap
Alec Baldwin and Celebrity Judges Declare Winner for Food & Water Watch Student Video Contest. Pioneering restaurants in San Francisco and New York have pledged to kick their bottled water habits and only serve tap water to their customers.
Restaurants Everywhere are Taking Back the Tap
Restaurants across the country are breaking new ground for the Take Back the Tap movement as they pledge to keep bottled water off their menus and to inform customers of the many benefits of tap water. You can directly show your support for these responsible and revolutionary establishments by enjoying a meal at one of them today. Find a participating restaurant near you.
News: Take Back the Tap New York Kicks Off, Portland Follows
Food & Water Watch and Riverkeeper are calling on New York restaurants to support the city's famous tap water by taking bottled water off their menus. Portland, Maine has also signed on to do the same. Combining efforts with city government and prominent restaurateurs, the city campaigns highlight the social, economic, and environmental problems with bottled water,
the need for increased funding for public tap water, and the importance of source water protection.
News: San Francisco Restaurants Create A Stir
Pioneering restaurants in San Francisco have pledged to kick their
bottled water habits and only serve tap water to their customers as
part of Food & Water Watch's Take Back the Tap Campaign.
Read on to learn why tap water is better for your wallet, your health and the world we live in.
See the Winners of the I "Heart" Tap Water Video Contest
You sent us comedy, romance, docudrama, music videos and more. In the end, the top two out of three winners were animation artists telling compelling stories about why college campuses should kick the bottled water habit.
Check out the winners of the I Heart Tap Water video contest, the finalists and all the Youtube entries.The Facts About Bottled Water
Did you know that....
Bottled water costs consumers 240 to 10,000 times more per gallon than tap water, and is less likely to be ensured for purity.
What
you don't know about the bottled water industry could be costing you
hundreds of dollars a year. Get the facts on bottled water and find out
why tap water is a better bet.
Ready to shift from bottled to tap? Learn how to interpret your Water Quality Report, how to choose a filter, and how to host a bottled water-free event.
