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H2O = $$$

By Kristen | August 2, 2007

After reading the editorial in yesterday’s NYTimes, I’m kicking the bottled water habit for good.

To that end, I bought a new Nalgene bottle!

bottle

Promoting the following campaign!

Refill Not Landflll

Best of all, proceeds from the limited edition Refill Not Landfillâ„¢ Nalgene bottles will go to Native Energy, supporting their mission to help build Native American, farmer-owned, community based renewable energy projects that create social, economic, and environmental benefits.

Nice!

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6 Responses to “H2O = $$$”

  1. Beth Says:
    August 2nd, 2007 at 7:11 pm

    Amen, sister! I have a couple cases of bottled water in my closest, hangers-on from a 4th of July picnic, but I’ve been a Brita pitcher girl for a long time. I know I probably don’t even need that, but I figure six bucks a month for a filter is a reasonable compromise for kicking the bottled-water habit. Now the hunt is on for a bottle that will fit in my car’s cup holder so I can fill ‘er up when I’m on the go. The handy-dandiness of the bottles for the car is hard to beat. Yours looks nifty. But it looks pretty wide.

  2. Beth Says:
    August 2nd, 2007 at 7:14 pm

    Woot! The site where you can buy your bottle has narrow bottles for bikes and cars!

  3. Sarah Says:
    August 3rd, 2007 at 2:36 am

    Henry’s Sigg bottle has ninjas on it. Ninjas.

  4. Kristen Says:
    August 3rd, 2007 at 9:26 am

    Ninjas? I am so envious! The kid is semi-obsessed with ninjas these days, which is good in a way because I can keep reminding her that ninjas are actually really quiet.

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