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Think Outside the Bottle Gains Momentum

Our Think Outside the Bottle campaign is gaining even more momentum and has people across the country and around the world going back to the tap. The movement includes:

Over 40,000 individuals who have pledged to Think Outside the Bottle. Take the Pledge now!
Over 1,100 cities that have said no to bottled water spending. See a map of participating cities.
Dozens of campuses and restaurants going back to the tap and spreading the word. Download our outreach kits here!

Katie Couric's CBS Notebook: Bottled Water

Give the gift of green living with our stainless steel water bottles. Click here!

Buy the book "Water Consciousness" - a solution focused guide to our greatest environmental crisis.

Grist - The top green stories of 2008

Philadelphia Inquirer - Toronto ousts bottled water

The Christian Science Monitor - Developing countries vow to shut door on Big Tobacco

International Herald Tribune -- Tobacco treaty signers close to adopting measure

The Economist - Tobacco firms want the right to participate in global efforts to limit the lethal consequences of nicotine addiction—but 160 governments say no

Daily News - New York City may close tap on bottled water

Creative Loafing - Enviro-Cities

More campaign news


	Water Corporate control of water, including the bottled water industry, is contributing to the growing global water crisis. Join our Think Outside the Bottle campaign Learn More		Tobacco Why is Big Tobacco still fighting the global tobacco treaty? And why has the U.S. still not ratified it? Learn More Take Action


	Food What food corporations don’t want you to know about their role in the global food epidemic, hunger and obesity. Learn More		Corporate Hall of Shame More than 10,000 voters cast their ballots online and through the mail in Corporate Accountability International's 2008 Hall of Shame. See the 2008 Corporate Hall of Shame inductees

Campaign Photo Credits: Tobacco: Dr. Joe Losos, Water: the film "Thirst" Snitow-Kaufman Productions.