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The Story of Bottled Water
This is a great video on YouTube abou the Story of Bottled Water.
Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se12y9hSOM0
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Tap water, please
Break the bottled water habit! Buy an eco-friendly water bottle, fill it at your tap and take it with you! Bottled water depletes our aquifers and fills our landfills with plastic bottles.
Food and Water Watch presents sound reasoning to support kicking the bottled water habit while you save money and the environment by drinking good ‘ol tap water. http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/water/bottled/
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Buying Locally Grown Food
With all the talk of buying and eating food grown close to home, we thought we would pass along a few places to purchase food grown close to Springfield, MO.
The Greater Springfield Farmers’ Market
To find a variety of farmers in your area visit localharvest.org and enter your zip code.
Need more inspiration to buy and eat locally grown and harvested food, watch the movie Food Inc.
Healthy Eating!
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25th Anniversary Photos
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Clean Water Day at Springfield Cardinals
The Watershed Committee of the Ozarks celebrated the 2nd Annual Clean Water Day at the Springfield Cardinals, Friday August 21, 2009. Operations Manager, Matt Keener and his son threw out the first pitch and water trivia was featured on the big screen throughout the game. Over fifty people signed the pledge to conserve water at home and received a Home Water Conservation Kit consisiting of a low-flow showerhead, sink aerator, five minute shower timer and a dye tablet to check for toilet leaks.
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