I won't be able to do the movie justice, so I urge all of you to watch it. It's on Netflix streaming for free and runs about an hour and 15 minutes.
Below is a trailer from Youtube for the film. (Make sure to pause the music player on the right.)
I myself, who try to avoid plastic bottles whenever possible, have vowed to not buy or use these bottled waters and have decided to cut back all support of the parent companies of these companies as well, Coca-Cola (Dasani), Pepsi (Aquafina), and Nestle (Pure Life, Perrier, Poland Spring, Arrowhead, Deer Park, Ozarka, Ice Mountain, S. Pellegrino).
This won't be easy, as people that know me, know I have had an addiction to Pepsi since I was a kid. Well, it's over. If I just have to have an unhealthy beverage, I'll have a Dr. Pepper can. I understand that not everyone is going to take this the same way. I do believe that if people cut way back on their unneccesary consumption of bottled water, it could become a responsible business for emergency and natural disasters where it can be very beneficial if regulated and tested properly to ensure quality.
This is short, I know, but I may add content later. I just needed to get something out while it was fresh in my head.
