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► MUNICIPAL DRINKING WATER QUALITY INFORMATION Tap Into Your Most Valuable Resource: Celebrate Local Tap Water in the Roaring Fork Watershed - Roaring Fork Conservancy Transmountain Diversion in the Roaring Fork Watershed - Roaring Fork Conservancy The Real Story Behind Bottled Water - Food & Water Watch Bottled Water Facts - Onlineeducation.net Why Water Bottlers Are Bad for Your Community - Food & Water Watch Nestle's Move to Bottle Community Water - Food & Water Watch Tap Into Your Most Valuable Resource - Roaring Fork Conservancy ► BOTTLED WATER IN COLORADO FACTS Chaffee Citizens for Sustainability - Chaffee County, Colorado (Arkansas River Valley) Nestle Waters Operations in North America | Colorado | Chaffee County ► ALTERNATIVES TO BOTTLED WATER • Buy a Reuseable Water Bottle Water Bottles Reviewed - Who has the best reusable water bottle? • Buy a Water Filter Consumer Reports Water Filter Review - May 2010 How to Choose a Home Tap Water Filter - Food & Water Watch Local Water Filtration Companies: • Make Your Own Sparkling Tap Water RFC Talks Bottled Water on Radio & in Aspen TimesRick Lofaro and Tim O'Keefe of Roaring Fork Conservancy talk bottled water and the film TAPPED: Listen to March 23 interview on The Green Ear on KDNK. Read March 24 Aspen Times article on threat of bottled water to Roaring Fork Watershed. Listen to March 29 newscast on Aspen Public Radio. Listen to March 31 interview on KMTS Community Connection. |
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