Here is the first article in a series that investigates 25 green myths. Check back each day for a new update.
Starting off, this article explores the myth of which is better for the environment, bottled or tap water?
All myths in the series are from Fortune.
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Congratulations! A terrific choice!
I trolled through all 25 clips in the
Gallery and found them clear and
clarifying. This is my first post and
a very fitting one indeed. There is
pressure to do the ‘right thing’ in
many diverse areas with different
technologies it is easy to become
confused even when well-intentioned.