Environmental Working Group (EWG) uses the power of information to protect the most vulnerable segments of the human population— children, babies, and infants in the womb — from health problems attributed to a wide array of toxic contaminants, including those found in the nation’s drinking water. ...more »

EWG staff works to replace failed federal policies, including government subsidies that damage the environment and natural resources, with policies that invest in conservation and sustainable development.

• Reduce your bottled water use! Take the pledge to only use bottled water when absolutely necessary. Take the pledge »
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• Carry a refillable water container (we like Klean Kanteens) rather than buying bottled water. Production, transportation, and disposal of bottled water consume large quantities of water (and energy). You can actually conserve water by switching from the bottle to the tap. You can find out how the water quality in your area is here: EPA.gov »

I worked in Washington, DC for President Clinton as an Assistant Trade Secretary. I worked on trade issues for the Bi-National Commissions. Whenever I was sent to the developing world... Read More »

Bottled water labels are often plastered with images of snow-capped peaks, pristine glaciers and mountain streams, sending a calculated message... Read More »