Showing posts with label Tapped. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tapped. Show all posts

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Jack Johnson sings about Plastics



World Water Day 2010 was March 22 but it's not too late to take the pledge that Jack sang about.

Just go to the left hand side of this page and click on "Sign the Declaration" in order to take the pledge.

Monday, March 22, 2010

Happy World Water Day from Jack Johnson, Tapped & Surfrider!

From the makers of the film Tapped, which I previously blogged about here:

When we made our bottled water documentary Tapped practically no one in the entertainment industry would appear in our film because they feared the backlash of the 3 biggest bottled water manufacturers - Nestle, Coke and Pepsi.


That made it all the more meaningful when we got a call from Jack Johnson's camp saying he had seen our doc and wanted to host a screening in Hawaii and help us get the word out.


photo: Jack

He also wrote a little ditty, and recorded a video of himself playing it. Can't embed the video - so check it out on Huffington Post here.

Then take the Tapped bottle pledge here.

Join the Surfrider Foundation today, March 22, for $20 (a $5 savings off of the regular membership price) and as an added bonus, receive a BPA water bottle or a Surfrider tote bag!

Monday, January 25, 2010

What's Up With Bottled Water :: The Real Deal

I was just reminded of the documentary "Tapped", produced by the same people who made "Who Killed the Electric Car" and "I.O.U.S.A."

"Tapped" looks at the privatization of our world’s greatest natural resource – water. The trailer alone is pretty informative.



"Tapped" is not listed, but you can watch the 100 Best Science Documentaries (including "An Inconvenient Truth") for free, here.

Also check out this Penn & Teller expose on Bottled Water. Sooo funny :)



"Tapped" highlights the dangers of BPA and how it affects our water. Just last week the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) agreed to reconsider the harm of BPA.

Also check out this list of foods that Food Safety Experts will not eat. After reading this, I returned my organic canned tomatoes to Trader Joe's.

Finally, if you missed it then check out my recent Pop Culture Activist post about how to make your drinking water safe.