People prefer filtered tap water over 'premium' $2 Fiji Water in a blind taste test Bernstein asked 30 people to rank 7 different types of water based on preference and 'premium' taste. Fiji ranked below tap water for both.

People prefer tap water over 'premium' $1.47 Fiji Water in a blind taste test Bernstein asked 30 people to rank 7 different types of water based on preference and 'premium' taste. Fiji ranked below tap water for both.

People Power Defeats 'Death Sentence' Water Bill In Nigeria On World Water Day, a massive rally unfolded in Lagos, Africa's most populous city, to protest the ongoing water crisis.

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Seltzer Water Sucks A lot of good and decent people like seltzer water. My friends like seltzer water, people I love dearly enjoy gulping down the fizzy drink that is sometimes flavored. I am here to deliver a devastating truth. Seltzer water is very bad. In fact, I wou Read more ... ld go as far as to say that seltzer water sucks, a...

VIDEO: Breaking Down Your Water Footprint A lot of people only think about water when it comes out of their tap, but it is used to produce the food you eat, make the clothes you wear and more.

Navajo Woman Trucks Water 75 Miles A Day To People On Parched Reservation The "water lady's" big yellow truck is a refreshing sight at the Navajo Nation. Darlene Arviso, known as "the water lady," delivers water five days a week to communities without plumbing and clean water

Navajo Woman Trucks Water 75 Miles A Day To People On Parched Reservation The "water lady's" big yellow truck is a refreshing sight at the Navajo Nation. Darlene Arviso, known as "the water lady," delivers water five days a week to communities without plumbing and clean water

Navajo Woman Trucks Water 75 Miles A Day To People On Parched Reservation The "water lady's" big yellow truck is a refreshing sight at the Navajo Nation. Darlene Arviso, known as "the water lady," delivers water five days a week to communities without plumbing and clean water

The Story of Stuff Project “No one is dropping dead of thirst in the United States,” Gleick says. “But the failure to maintain public water fountains is encouraging people to look elsewhere for their hydration. When people care less about the public water supply . . . [t Read more ... he will to] maintain it goes down.” -Washington Post http://wapo.st/1K4JRzP How can we inspire the world to invest in free, clean, safe, accessible tap water for all? #takebackthetap