OK, you have to read this. I'll give you a few minutes and then you hit me back and let me know if you feel as outraged as I do.
YEAH. I know!
It's just one thing after another. And I don't know about you, but I'm not too keen on the idea that I may be building up trace amounts of Viagra in my system because Charlotte's water could be laced with pharmaceuticals. Now granted, at least we have water that is safe to drink in the short term. We aren't going to get malaria or dysentery from consuming it, but still--isn't it frustrating to know we have so little control over the matter? What are they going to do? Make home reverse osmosis systems that produce much more polluted water than they provide in clean H2O (that will really help toward reducing my negative impact on the earth--not wasteful at all)??? Or create little tester strips for all the different drugs out there on the market?
With that in mind, I urge you to join in World Water Day 2008--not only for all the people in Africa and Asia and South America who lack access to potable water, but also for us Americans who are poisoning ourselves and each other with too many prescription drugs. There are several city walks sponsored by Ethos Water, but if there isn't one near you, you can opt to do a cyber-walk like me! Visit the Ethos link to join me in the quest for disease and drug free water!!!
