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Fizzy Water Fountains in Paris and Free Wi Fi in Madrid

By Editor at December 16, 2010 | 18:10 | 3 Comments

Fizzy Water Fountains in Paris Paris has set up its first fizzy water fountain in Jardin de Reuilly in south-east Paris. Eau  de Paris reports that it is a huge success and already very popular. Our water campaign seeks to urge Venice to start by marking the existing public fountains and also to copy this initiative in a bid to reduce the estimated 13 million plastic more...

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Venice Sinking Under 13 Million Plastic Bottles Per Year

By Editor at November 3, 2010 | 16:03 | 20 Comments

20 million tourists leave 13 million plastic bottles in Venice every year. Much of this could be prevented by informing tourists that quality drinking water is available from 122 public water fountains and by clear labelling and publicity. Other tourist destinations like Paris and Florence have already taken action by providing public fountains dispensing chilled more...

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