Speaking of Water Bottles…

by Rebecca Carter October 20, 2006
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Jessica Alba with water bottles …here is a pic of Jessica Alba unloading FIJI water from her shopping cart. I guess people really do drink little bottles of water at home. So sad.

Via – the bastardly

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Yikes! I’ve stopped using disposable water bottles and have my own water bottle that I wash out everyday. It’s much more environmentally friendly and it lasts longer!

Shame on her.
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wandre reyes

Who really cares if jessica alba wants water bottles. its really no big deal I mean i do it to but i recycle it. it is environmentally if you recycle it. If jessica alba recycles the bottles then shes OK!!
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To quote wikipedia: The Pacific Institute calculates that the process of making the plastic for the water bottles consumed in the U.S. uses approximately 20 million barrels of oil per year (Harpers Magazine, July 2007). Overall, the average energy cost to make the plastic, fill the bottle, transport it to market and then deal with the waste would be “like filling up a quarter of every bottle with oil.” (Peter Gleick, an expert on water policy and director at the Pacific Institute in Oakland, California.(Seattle P.I.)

It also takes water to make a bottle, if a container holds 1 liter it requires 5 liters of water in its manufacturing process (this includes power plant cooling water). The total amount of water used to produce and deliver one bottle of imported water has been calculated to be 6.74kg. [4]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottled_water#Environmental_impact
James

Oh yeah, never mind the 2 huge cases of not so environmentally friendly tin BOTTLES in her cart filled with toxic artificial flavors and artificial sweeteners, that are STILL 90% WATER!

NO, lets focus on the pure 100% healthy water that doesn’t have all that toxic stuff in it and get mad at that! How DARE anyone use a BOTTLE to drink anything other then TOXIC ARTIFICIAL SUGAR WASTE! SHAME SHAME SHAME ON THAT!